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cheese and clog farm: The cheese and clog farm is just to the north of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Tour Manager Opinions “Relaxed and fun, clients have a great time sampling cheese and liqueur, trying ...
Christmas Markets - Munich: During the month leading up to Christmas, the streets of Munich are filled with street markets filled with Christmas goods, lights, smells and atmosphere that combine to create an almost magica...
Contiki approved shops and factories – Europe: Contiki recommended stores in Europe. Fragonard Perfumeries, France, Paris, Grasse, and Eze (French Riviera), France Leonardo’s Leather Factory, Florence, Italy Walters...
Contiki recommended stores: Certain cities and regions are known for their local products and crafts, for example the perfume of France leather products in Florence, cuckoo-clocks from Germany, watches from Switzerland, c...
Covent Garden: Covent Garden in the centre of London is not a ‘garden’ in the traditional sense, but is actually a lively square and surrounding area with lots of fun and nightlife, shops, pubs and mo...
Duty free - Australia: Current duty free allowances for people entering Australia are: 1 carton of cigarettes Two 1125ml bottles of spirits
Duty free - New Zealand: Duty free allowances for people aged 17 and over entering New Zealand are: 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco Six bottles of wine or 12 cans of beer 3 liters of spirits
Duty free - North America: The United States and Canada have the following restrictions on duty free goods: 200 cigarettes 50 cigars 1 liter of alcohol
Duty free shopping: Take advantage of duty free shopping but be aware that there may be limits that apply to the quantity of duty free products you can take into your country of destination. Duty free prices vary f...
European Shopping Tips: Tax Free Shopping Every country in Europe has different taxes on goods purchased within the specific country. This tax is commonly referred to as VAT. Usually stores will indicate that they ...
Fragonard Perfumeries, France: by – Curtis71 Fragonard is an exclusive perfume manufacturer whose products can only be purchased in France and a few select stores outside the country. The Fragonard Perfumerie tou...
Galleria San Marco Glass Factory, Venice: The Galleria San Marco Glass Factory in Venice provides free glass blowing demonstrations to Contiki Tours visiting Venice, Italy. Although the island of Venice itself is not famous in itself for g...
Il Merletto Lace School, Venice: The Il Merletto Lace School is in Venice, Italy, just of St Marks Square. “I love Lace! The ONLY lace school left in Venice, this is a dying art. Your children might not get the chance...
Leonardo's Leather, Florence: Leonardo’s Leather in Florence, Italy, is a leather school offering free demonstrations including information and history on the art of Florentine Leather production. Leonardo’s als...
Paddington: Paddington is the area for serious shoppers. Paddington’s ‘Golden Mile’ along Oxford Street features some of Australia’s great designer stores including Wayne Cooper, Marcs ...
Paddys Markets: Not to be confused with the Paddington Markets, Paddys Markets in Sydney runs Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and are located near Darling Harbour. If you’re after cheap clothes, sheep skins, ...
Queen Victoria Building: The Queen Victoria Building in Sydney (known to the locals as the QVB) was a beautiful building in itself when it was completed in 1898 but it has now been transformed into a shopping arcade filled...
Shopping - Amsterdam: Amsterdam has some of the best shopping in Europe and with over 10,000 retail outlets in the city center the city is a shoppers paradise. Retail Shoes, clothes, bags, music, books –...
Shopping - Athens: For some great shopping travel down to the markets in the Plaka district for an experiance that is a must for anyone who travels to Athens. Maps are useless in the small district in the shadow of t...
Shopping - Australia: Get money back when you spend over $300 and leave Australia within 30 days of the purchase with the Tourist Refund Scheme