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A symphony of the senses – that's probably the best way to describe Shore Acres Gardens. Colorful flowers, artfully arranged, accompanied by the sound of the sea. Perfect for unwinding and taking a deep breath!



The tour starts directly at Shore Acres Gardens. Here, you'll stroll through manicured hedges

Savannah, founded in 1733 on the broad estuary of the Savannah River, is arguably one of the most photogenic cities in the South. Passing monuments and landmarks, this city walking tour takes you through romantic sycamore avenues, cobblestone streets, and along the lively Savannah River promenade.



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Portland is rugged, charming, and surprisingly vibrant. Maine's largest city smells of salt, fish, and freshly roasted coffee. Founded in 1632, Portland is considered one of the world's most culinary destinations. It was even named "Restaurant City of the Year" by Bon Appétit in 2018.



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This short but exciting walk takes you through the heart of New Orleans. From the historic French Market, you'll head directly to the river, walk south along the Mississippi River on the Moonwalk, discover Woldenberg Park, and visit the Aquarium of the Americas.



Start at the lively French Market, where

The Tuscaloosa River Walk takes you leisurely through the university town, amidst mature trees, manicured green spaces, and the shimmering waters of the Black Warrior River. The tour takes you directly along the river—ideal for relaxing. The route is barrier-free, has two lanes, and is illuminated at

Atlanta's suburbs quickly give way to lush greenery. Just half an hour southeast of the skyline, an impressive granite ridge awaits you in Panola Mountain State Park. The hike takes you through pristine forests, past a shimmering lake, and across rocky terrain.



At the Alexander Lake Trailhead, lace up

Charleston, the "Holy City," smells of salt water, jasmine, and history. Hardly any other US city preserves its historic character so lovingly while still living in the here and now – with a thriving cultural scene, jazz music, and the finest Low Country cuisine. On this city tour, you'll wander through

A riverside stroll through the French Quarter is one of the most beautiful experiences in New Orleans. Accompanied by the sounds of jazz and the aroma of freshly baked beignets and coffee, you stroll along the Mississippi River through an impressive backdrop of old market stalls, palm trees, and passing

The Natchez Bluff Trail not only offers magnificent views of the gently flowing Mississippi, but also provides insights into the region's eventful history. On your tour, you'll always have the river in view and pass places where Spanish officers, steamboat captains, and cotton traders left their mark

At the foot of the Arkabutla Dam, a hike begins that takes you through dense riparian forest, dry pine groves, and past a tranquil beaver pond. On the Yellow Trail and the North Outlet Nature Trail, you'll experience the full diversity of the Coldwater River Nature Conservancy.



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