World Book Day celebrates the joy of reading, inspiring people of all ages to explore new stories and ideas through books. At Context Travel, our mission thrives on connecting curious travelers to the ...

"The House of the Jas de Bouffan" is one of the first Provençal paintings in which Cézanne applied the bright palette and free handling he had developed in Paris with Pissarro and the impressionists ...

Provence isn’t just postcard pretty—it’s poetic. The kind of place where life slows to the rhythm of fountains and café spoons, where you can walk in the footsteps of Paul Cézanne and still stumble ...

Lavender grows beside the Bridge of Avignon. There are few sights in the world as transporting as Provence in lavender season. By midsummer, the fields ripple like a violet sea under the weight of ...

Immerse yourself in a bespoke masterclass on Venice, conducted by dedicated local scholars deeply versed in the city's art, history, and architectural splendors Enjoy the exclusivity of a private tour ...

Unlock the best-kept secrets, hidden histories, and expert-recommended stops around the world. The best way to enrich our understanding and deepen our connection to the world is through context; ...

Looking for a fun tour in Rome that will engage the whole family? Look no further than our Borghese Gallery Tour for Kids, hosted by a family-friendly expert guide who will bring the art to life and ...

Taste your way through Mexico’s rich history and roots ...

Context has carefully crafted an itinerary that allows for an enchanting look at the illustrious city of Paris in one day. You will stroll down boulevard-lined streets, admire legendary works of art ...

Step into the fairy-tale world of Bruges, where medieval charm meets modern-day allure. This hidden gem in Belgium, with its enchanting canals and cobblestone streets, isn't just a city to visit; it's ...

Noto is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its harmonious streets and golden limestone buildings. It is called “The Capital of Baroque”, and was ebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1693.