Emma Knock is a Melbourne-based writer and editor who arrived in Australia from London after a half-a-decade stint in California and Aotearoa. Find her between the stacks at your local bookstore or planning trips over flat whites.
Emma Knock is a Melbourne-based writer and editor who arrived in Australia from London after a half-a-decade stint in California and Aotearoa. Find her between the stacks at your local bookstore or planning trips over flat whites.
Hi, I'm Emma!Emma Knock is a Melbourne-based writer and editor who arrived in Australia from London after a half-a-decade stint in California and Aotearoa. Find her between the stacks at your local bookstore or planning trips over flat whites.
Hi, I'm Emma!Emma Knock is a Melbourne-based writer and editor who arrived in Australia from London after a half-a-decade stint in California and Aotearoa. Find her between the stacks at your local bookstore or planning trips over flat whites.
From Abigail Adams who made a plea for equal rights to her Founding Father husband, to suffragists like Elizabeth Cady Stanton who fought for the right to vote, to Kamala Harris, the first woman (and first Black American and first person of Asian heritage) to be appointed vice president—women have long blazed a trail in the United States. Learn about the country’s most influential women, and their social, economic, cultural, and political achievements, on these tours around the US.
Underground Railroad organizer Harriet Tubman; first president of the American Equal Rights Association Lucretia Mott; and poet, playwright, and activist Sonia Sanchez are just a few of the historymakers with ties to Philadelphia. This tour takes you from Liberty Bell to the can’t-miss sites connected with the badass women who shaped Philly.
Get to know the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement on this tour of Nashville. Hear the empowering stories of Black women such as Diane Nash, the student leader who orchestrated the Nashville lunch counter sit-ins and led the 1961 freedom rides from Birmingham to Jackson. You’ll also learn about the modern-day women behind some of Nashville’s most successful businesses.
Explore Charleston from the perspective of some of its most beautiful, boldest, and down right baddest women who helped pave the way for the American dream. While on this tour, witness the alleged execution site of the country's first female serial killer, and visit the homes of women's rights activities, artisans, shopkeepers and more.
This private tour of Washington DC’s Georgetown neighborhood looks beyond the Georgetown Set (a group of men who were at the forefront of America’s foreign policy during the Cold War) to explore the impact of the so-called Georgetown Ladies' Social Club. This group of formidable women, the wives of the Georgetown Set, are among the most influential in Washington’s history.
The former home of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau II and LaLaurie Mansion, where socialite, slave-owner, and serial killer Marie Delphine LaLaurie resided, are two top New Orleans attractions visited on this tour that reveal the "bad broads" of the French Quarter.
Go beyond Charleston's Revolutionary War and Civil War history, and learn about the stories of the fearless women who helped make Charleston what it is today. While on this tour, also explore the nearby Pink House Gallery, Rainbow Row, and more neat spots.
This Savannah women’s history tour immediately stands out for its setting: a Victorian cemetery located on a portion of the former Springfield Plantation. But it’s the pioneers buried there, and the discussions relating to those women—and of women in Victorian society in general—that will leave an everlasting impression.
Disneyland® Paris ist ganzjährig geöffnet und die meisten Attraktionen, Shows und Paraden finden auch in der Nebensaison statt. Die geschäftigsten und überfülltesten Zeiten sind die Sommer- und Weihnachtsferien, in denen die Warteschlangen lang sind, die Öffnungszeiten jedoch verlängert werden. Diejenigen mit kleinem Budget können Angebote finden, indem sie in der Nebensaison (November bis März) oder in der Wochenmitte statt an Wochenenden besuchen. Beachten Sie jedoch, dass es weniger Shows geben wird. Besuchen Sie für eine Extraportion Disney-Magie besondere Ereignisse wie Halloween, Bonfire Night (Anfang November), Silvester oder Weihnachten.
