The picturesque town of St. Andrews on the east coast of Scotland is known for its prestigious university, natural beauty and historic golf courses. In addition to its sports heritage and academic credentials, the seaside town also offers travelers centuries of history and rich cultural heritage against a backdrop of rolling hills and the North Sea. Artisans of Leisure arranges private touring in and around St. Andrews for travelers on our private Scotland tours.

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Normandy, France, is an incredible destination with iconic sites, rich history, amazing food and picturesque landscapes. Read more about a private multigenerational tour of the highlights of Normandy including D-Day sites, Giverny, Mont Saint-Michel, Rouen, Honfleur and more.

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Artisans of Leisure arranges private London tours including Westminster Abbey, the majestic setting of coronations, weddings, funerals and other state occasions for nearly a thousand years.

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Mont Saint-Michel, a tidal island crowned by a gravity-defying abbey, is one of the most iconic sites in France.

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The image of sun-drenched lavender fields is synonymous with summer in Provence, where the plant has been cultivated for centuries. Artisans of Leisure takes travelers to the best places to see lavender blooming in the Luberon Valley during lavender season.

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The walled city of York is one of England’s best-preserved medieval cities. On the doorstep of two spectacular national parks, York is a must for anyone interested in history, architecture and incredible landscapes.

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A highlight of private touring in Lucerne and the Lake Lucerne Region in Switzerland is strolling across the medieval Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrucke), a local landmark and a symbol of the city.

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Dubrovnik, Croatia, is one of the most picturesque cities in Europe. We love walking the perimeter of the Old Town on top of the famously well-preserved medieval walls. The leisurely two-hour stroll offers fantastic, 360-degree views of the city’s red-tile roofs and white limestone streets, as well as the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea below.

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