Located in the heart of the champagne region, the House of Mumm, which was established in 1827, welcomes visitors for a tour of the cellars where some 25 million bottles are stored.On this fascinating tour of the cellars, you will be shown the main stages involved in the production of the famous Mumm champagne. You can also spend some time in one of the finest museums dedicated to Champagne production. At the end of the tour, enjoy tasting the famous G.H Mumm Cordon Rouge for yourself.You can choose from two tasting options:VINTAGE - tasting of the signature Cordon Rouge and Cordon Rouge VintageGRAND CRU - tasting of four G.H Mumm Champagnes including Cordon Rouge, Cordon Ros, Mumm de Cramant and G.H Mumm Grand Cru

Georgetown comes to life in a blaze of light at night. Savor the famous Penang local dishes at one of the many open-air food stall centers. Taste the popular 'satay' sticks of barbecued meat and 'char koay teow' noodles fried with seafood while watching how they are prepared. Relax after dinner by taking a trishaw ride through the heart of old Georgetown. Enjoy one round of drinks at the only revolving restaurant that offers a panoramic night view of Georgetown before returning to the hotel.

The Barossa Valley with its Bavarian villages, baroque Italienate Chateaux and stunning vineyard scenery gives a unique mix of Europe in Australia. Breathe in the beauty of the Adelaide Hills in the leafy greenness of the quaint yet charming villages, so close yet so removed from the city bustle of Adelaide. The German settlement of Hahndorf evokes sounds, tastes and smells of Bavaria.Highlights Include:Follow the Torrens River through the spectacular Torrens GorgeSkirt Kangaroo Creek Reservoir and Millbrooke ReservoirWilliamstown with its beautiful stone buildingsLyndoch Bakery - the aroma of fresh coffee and pastries! Enjoy a complimentary coffee or tea and an authentic German Streusel ... A real Barossa treat!Visit Wolf Blass and taste some of the Barossa's most famous winesTake in panoramic views over the Barossa Valley from Menglers Hill lookoutEnjoy a sumptuous lunch at Kaesler Winery RestaurantTravel through the old mill town of Woodside and the Adelaide HillsVisit Australia's oldest German settlement - HahndorfStroll under the Elm trees along Hahndorf's main streetSee quaint cottages, craft shops and tea roomsVillages of Crafers, Stirling and Aldgate set amongst the lush greenness of the Adelaide HillsDelightful village of Bridgewater with Bridgewater Mill and Waterwheel.

A full day exploring the splendid terroir of Pessac-Leognan, historical birthplace of the Bordeaux vineyard.The prestigious Grands Crus Classes in 1953 have the pleasure to invite you to taste their red and white wines with lunch at the Chateau followed by tour of Chateau de La Brede owned by the famous philosopher and winegrower Montesquieu.Full-day guided coach tour leaving from Bordeaux (French and English).

Leaving your hotel at around 6:00pm for a short drive to Zia. Here you can enjoy the fantastic view over Marmari and Tigaki as the sun sets over the sea.Continue to a traditional Greek tavern, with a fantastic panoramic view, for dinner. As you dine on Greek dishes, a Greek dance show is performed for your entertainment.After dinner you are invited to join the fun and try your hand at Greek dancing. The performers will be there to instruct and guide you, but most of all ensure you have fun!At the end of the evening you will return to your hotel with memories of a fun night out in Kos.

The Lison Pramaggiore DOC wine area is set in the most eastern part of the Vent. Vines have been grown here for at least 3,000 years and even back to prehistoric times.Within a short distance from Venice you will reach this rich agricultural area and visit one of the local family-run vineyards, to see how they are producing their superlative wines today.Enjoy a variety of tastes from such as wines as Pinot Bianco, Pinto Grigio, Merlot, Chardonnary and Sauvignon to name but a few.Together with the wine tasting you can enjoy home-made appetizers from this family-run "Cantina" and of course there is the opportunity to stock up on a bottle or two of "vino italiano".

Tree-lined canals, parks scattered about and bicycle fleets all contribute to the wandering mood of Amsterdam. You can submerge yourself in art, history, 17th and 18th century architecture, a fresh mug of beer, a "cigarette" you rolled yourself or better yet: the fine dining and a museum's worth of rock memorabilia at the Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam.Located near Leidseplein along Max Euweplein, the restaurant is split into three levels to offer you the best gaze upon our waterways, offering a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and locals alike. Live music courtesy of the Paradiso is sure to get those wooden dancing shoes tapping, so get on down to the Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam for such a great time, you'll be surprised it's legal.

Boasting its own language, culture and government, Catalunya has a distinctive identity, with its capital, Barcelona, easily being one of the most vibrant, exciting and sophisticated cities in Europe. Elegant boulevards mark the course for leisurely walks, gothic art and architecture is in abundance and tapas cafes are rife with imaginative cooking. Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona completes the local ambience with its inspired, creative fare and glorious rock 'n' roll memorabilia on display in interesting combinations. So after a long day's promenade on Las Ramblas, "Ramble On" over to the Hard Rock for a rockin' good time!

The Hard Rock Cafe Berlin sets the pace with great food and a veritable wall of Rock 'n' Roll memorabilia! One of Europe's best places to party, Berlin is the only European city lacking official closing hours, so drink up and enjoy through the wee small hours of the morning.The Hard Rock Berlin is located in the exuberant Ku'damm, amidst beer halls, coffee houses, theatres, the opera, and every other kind of entertainment you can imagine.

Famous for heather-covered highlands, peaceful lochs and men in skirts, Scotland appeals to those looking for something a little different. So leave your bagpipe at the door and check out all the other monster instruments rockers around the world have used throughout the ages to enchant their fans (perhaps surprisingly, kilts only seem to do the trick in Scotland). Once you've feasted your eyes on our entire fabulous collection of memorabilia, be sure to feast properly on our varied menu items served in monstrous portions. Moor is more at the Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh!