LimousineWorldwideDirectory.com
Attraction Guides
The world's top attractions, planned from the kerb.
- Experienced chauffeurs
- Late-model vehicles
- Flight tracking
- Fixed fare before you book
- 24/7 worldwide desk
Book direct · worldwide
Price your trip, then book or reserve
- Fixed fare before you pay
- Flight tracking
- 60 min free wait, international
- Free cancellation over 72 h
- Every continent, one invoice
- 1Enter pickup & drop-off
- 2See your fixed fare
- 3Book now or reserve for later
Any pickup on any continent: enter it in the form, or send the itinerary to the desk for multi-city trips, groups and events. A vetted, licensed local operator is assigned and confirmed in writing, on one LimousineWorldwideDirectory.com invoice.
One desk, 59 countries
From a JFK arrival to a Monaco Grand Prix weekend or a day at the Taj Mahal, LimousineWorldwideDirectory.com books a vetted, licensed local chauffeur from its worldwide directory, on one confirmation and one invoice.
United StatesJFK
MexicoMEX
BrazilGRU
ArgentinaEZE
ChileSCL
ColombiaBOG
PeruLIM
PanamaPTY
Costa RicaSJO
Dominican RepublicPUJ
JamaicaMBJ
BahamasNAS
BarbadosBGI
United KingdomLHR
IrelandDUB
FranceCDG
GermanyFRA
NetherlandsAMS
BelgiumBRU
SwitzerlandZRH
AustriaVIE
ItalyFCO
SpainMAD
PortugalLIS
GreeceATH
TurkeyIST
DenmarkCPH
SwedenARN
NorwayOSL
FinlandHEL
PolandWAW
Czech RepublicPRG
HungaryBUD
IcelandKEF
United Arab EmiratesDXB
QatarDOH
Saudi ArabiaRUH
IsraelTLV
EgyptCAI
MoroccoCMN
South AfricaJNB
KenyaNBO
NigeriaLOS
IndiaDEL
PakistanLHE
Sri LankaCMB
SingaporeSIN
MalaysiaKUL
ThailandBKK
VietnamSGN
PhilippinesMNL
IndonesiaCGK
Hong KongHKG
ChinaPVG
TaiwanTPE
JapanHND
South KoreaICN
AustraliaSYD
New ZealandAKL500 visitor guides to the world’s top attractions, each planned from the car: how far it is from the city and the airport, where a chauffeur can actually drop you, tickets and timed entry, the best hour to arrive and what to combine it with in a half or full day.
North America 146 guides
United StatesStatue of LibertyA private driver cannot take you to Liberty Island, but a good chauffeur can decide which ferry terminal you use, when you arrive and where the car…Read the guide →
United StatesCentral ParkCentral Park covers 843 acres, and a car can only touch its edges. A chauffeur chooses the right entrance for each sight, so you walk the best…Read the guide →
United StatesEmpire State BuildingThe Empire State Building sits in the busiest corner of Midtown, two blocks from Penn Station. Here is how a chauffeur gets you to the entrance,…Read the guide →
United StatesTimes SquareTimes Square is a car-free plaza surrounded by some of the slowest streets in Manhattan. A chauffeur's skill here is knowing which corner to use, and…Read the guide →
United StatesThe MetThe Met fronts Fifth Avenue on the edge of Central Park, outside the busiest part of Midtown. Here is where a car can stop, how to plan a visit that…Read the guide →
United States9/11 MemorialThe Memorial and Museum stand on the site of the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, where parking is scarce and streets are controlled. This…Read the guide →
United StatesBrooklyn BridgeThe best way to see the Brooklyn Bridge is on foot, and the best way to organize that with a car is to split the trip. Walk one way, let the…Read the guide →
United StatesTop of the RockTop of the Rock runs on timed tickets, and the slot you choose decides the light, the crowd and the car. This guide covers the 50th Street entrance,…Read the guide →
United StatesMoMAMoMA sits on West 53rd Street, two minutes from Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue. This guide covers the drop-off, a two-hour visit that works,…Read the guide →All 146 North America attraction guides →
Europe 187 guides
United KingdomBuckingham PalaceA chauffeur guide to Buckingham Palace for visitors arriving by private car: what opens when, where the car can stop, how Changing the Guard fits the…Read the guide →
United KingdomTower of LondonTower Hill is a vehicle-free area, so the last stretch to the Tower is on foot. This guide shows where a chauffeur drops you, how long to allow…Read the guide →
United KingdomBritish MuseumThe British Museum is free, open daily and large enough to swallow a day. This guide shows how to arrive by car, which entrance to ask for and how to…Read the guide →
United KingdomWestminster AbbeyWestminster Abbey has no car parking and one main visitor entrance on Parliament Square. This guide covers where a chauffeur sets you down, what the…Read the guide →
United KingdomLondon EyeThe London Eye runs on strict time slots and does not accept suitcases. This guide explains how a chauffeur fits those rules, where the car can set…Read the guide →
United KingdomKew GardensKew has four gates, one small car park and glasshouses that close an hour early. This guide helps you choose the right gate for a chauffeured arrival…Read the guide →
United KingdomWindsor CastleWindsor Castle has no visitor car park and sits at the top of a steep hill. Here is how a chauffeur handles the drop-off, the guard ceremony, the…Read the guide →
United KingdomWB Studio TourEntry to the Studio Tour is strictly timed and every vehicle needs a booking confirmation at the car park. This guide covers the road from Heathrow…Read the guide →
United KingdomHighclere CastleHighclere opens on selected dates only and is easy to find the wrong way. Here is the calendar, the road from Heathrow and Southampton, the Egyptian…Read the guide →All 187 Europe attraction guides →
Middle East 23 guides
United Arab EmiratesBurj KhalifaBurj Khalifa is about 15 km (9 mi) and 15 to 25 minutes from Dubai International Airport, but visitors do not walk in from the street: observation…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesDubai MallThe Dubai Mall is 15 km (9 mi) and about 20 minutes from Dubai International Airport. With a chauffeur you skip the parking zones, keep shopping bags…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesPalm JumeirahA chauffeur-driven day on Palm Jumeirah works best when you know the geometry. This guide covers the one-road trunk, the tunnel to the crescent,…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesBurj Al ArabBurj Al Arab is the most photographed hotel in Dubai and one of the least walk-in. This guide explains the causeway gate, which reservations open it,…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesAl FahidiAl Fahidi is a walking district in the middle of a car-driven city. This guide shows where a chauffeur can drop you, what the lanes hold, and how to…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesMuseum of the FutureThe torus-shaped museum on Sheikh Zayed Road is closed for its biggest overhaul since opening. This guide gives the current status, a plan for the…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesDesert ReserveThe reserve covers about 5 percent of the emirate and is closed to casual traffic. This guide explains the access rules, how a chauffeur fits in, and…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesGrand MosqueThe mosque is a working place of worship and Abu Dhabi's most visited landmark. This guide covers the entry pass, dress rules, where the car goes,…Read the guide →
United Arab EmiratesLouvre Abu DhabiLouvre Abu Dhabi sits at the water's edge on Saadiyat Island under a dome of 7,850 stars. This guide covers closing days, tickets, arrival by car and…Read the guide →All 23 Middle East attraction guides →
Africa 19 guides
EgyptGiza PyramidsA pyramids of Giza private tour with driver starts at a hotel door in Cairo and ends there. Here is how the plateau now works for cars, which tickets…Read the guide →
EgyptGrand Egyptian MuseumThe Grand Egyptian Museum sells timed tickets online only and keeps different hours on different days. This guide shows how to reach it by car from…Read the guide →
EgyptValley of the KingsA valley of the kings private tour with driver solves the West Bank's two problems, heat and distance. This guide explains the tomb tickets, the…Read the guide →
MoroccoJemaa el-FnaaJemaa el-Fnaa is a square you walk into, not drive to. This guide explains where a chauffeur can stop, how the day and night versions of the square…Read the guide →
MoroccoJardin MajorelleJardin Majorelle sells its tickets online only, on a street that fills up with taxis. This guide shows how a chauffeur handles the approach, what the…Read the guide →
MoroccoHassan II MosqueThe Hassan II Mosque can be entered by non-Muslim visitors only on a guided tour. This guide explains the schedule, the dress rules and how a…Read the guide →
MoroccoFes el-BaliFes el-Bali is entered on foot, through gates a chauffeur can reach. This guide shows where the car stops, how long the walking takes, why a licensed…Read the guide →
MoroccoChefchaouenChefchaouen sits high in the Rif mountains, two to three and a half hours from Tangier, Tetouan or Fes by road. This guide covers the drive, where…Read the guide →
South AfricaTable MountainTable Mountain runs on weather. This guide shows how a chauffeur handles the Tafelberg Road approach, the cableway's seasonal hours and wind…Read the guide →All 19 Africa attraction guides →
Asia-Pacific 80 guides
JapanFuji and HakoneMount Fuji and Hakone make a classic day from Tokyo, but the roads, the climbing season and the ropeway timetable all decide what is possible. Here…Read the guide →
JapanSenso-jiA chauffeured visit to Tokyo's best-known temple works best when you know where the car stops and where it cannot. Here is the Asakusa routine, from…Read the guide →
JapanShibuya CrossingShibuya Crossing is a place you watch and walk, not a place you park. A chauffeur's job here is to land you at the right corner, at the right hour,…Read the guide →
JapanTokyo SkytreeAt 634 meters, Tokyo Skytree is easy to see and surprisingly fiddly to park beside. This guide covers the on-site car parks, their size limits, the…Read the guide →
JapanMeiji JinguMeiji Jingu opens at sunrise and closes at sunset, which changes the schedule every month. Here is how to time a chauffeured visit, where the car…Read the guide →
JapanteamLab PlanetsteamLab Planets is a walk-through art space in Toyosu with a published end date. If you want to see it, plan the transfer, the timed slot and the…Read the guide →
JapanTokyo Disney ResortFor the park itself, the train is often quicker. For families with luggage, strollers and a flight to catch, a car changes the day. Here is how to…Read the guide →
JapanNikko ToshoguNikko Toshogu is a long day trip from Tokyo, and in the second half of October the road is part of the story. This guide covers the drive, the…Read the guide →
JapanFushimi InariFushimi Inari is free, open to walk and very popular, which makes the first hour decisive. This guide explains where a car can go, what the shrine…Read the guide →All 80 Asia-Pacific attraction guides →
Latin America & Caribbean 45 guides
MexicoChichen ItzaChichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage city in Yucatan state, roughly 190 km (118 miles) and two to two and a half hours from Cancun. This guide…Read the guide →
MexicoTulum RuinsThe Tulum ruins stand on a Caribbean cliff on Highway 307, about 130 km (80 miles) from Cancun airport and 65 km (40 miles) from Playa del Carmen.…Read the guide →
MexicoXcaret ParkXcaret is 74 km (45 miles) south of Cancun airport and 6 km (4 miles) from Playa del Carmen, and it runs from 8:30 am to 10:30 pm. This guide…Read the guide →
MexicoDos Ojos CenoteDos Ojos is a pair of linked cenotes about 22 km (14 miles) north of Tulum and 50 km (31 miles) south of Playa del Carmen. Here is the road in, what…Read the guide →
MexicoFifth Avenue PlayaFifth Avenue is a car-free strip, so the question is never how to drive down it but where the car waits. Here is the road from Cancún, the best…Read the guide →
MexicoTeotihuacanA chauffeured day at Teotihuacan means leaving the capital before the traffic builds, entering the right gate, and walking the Avenue of the Dead on…Read the guide →
MexicoHistoric CentreThe Zócalo is a place where the car should stop at the edge and the walking should begin. This guide shows where a chauffeur can drop you, what each…Read the guide →
MexicoFrida Kahlo MuseumThe Casa Azul is small, popular and sold in timed slots, so the car matters less than the clock. This guide explains how a chauffeur gets you to…Read the guide →
MexicoChapultepec CastleChapultepec Castle stands on a hill in the middle of a vast city park, and the hill is where most plans go wrong. Here is how a chauffeur gets you to…Read the guide →Book direct
Your chauffeur, confirmed before you travel
Enter where the car should collect you and where it is going, choose a vehicle class, and the fare is confirmed before anything is charged. No app to install, no surge multiplier, no marketplace in the middle: the booking lands with the LimousineWorldwideDirectory.com desk, which answers 24 hours a day.
- Every flight is tracked; the pickup moves with the landing
- Free waiting: 60 min after an international landing, 30 after a domestic one
- Name board, alias on request, NDAs signed when asked
- No cancellation fee more than 72 hours before pickup
