On foot · COFFEE EXPERIENCES
Good coffee experiences fill up days ahead and the small-group ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Hamburg’s UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt with a German-speaking guide such as Jan, hearing how spices, carpets, and coffee shaped the district. Visit a colorful spice shop, see carpet and chocolate stores, then join a 30-minute tasting led by a two-time European Roasting Master.
Spend six hours tasting Vienna with guides such as Maria, Peter, Christoph, or Patrick. Begin with coffee and strudel, visit Naschmarkt and a local market, ride public transit beyond the center, eat a full Austrian lunch, and finish with a traditional sausage stop.
“Amazing day and amazing guide. The food was delicious and plenty”
Meet at the Jimi Hendrix statue for a two-hour, 2.4-kilometer walk through Capitol Hill. With guides such as Lee, Sam, or Carter, you’ll sample three coffees or teas, learn about roasting, visit local cafés, and get practical tips for food, drinks, and music venues.
“Loved the coffee knowledge of Lee, our guide. He knows coffee and answered any and all questions about coffee, the origins of the drink and how coffee culture got to Seattle.”
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