Feel the City is a third party company selling massively over priced tickets to popular attractions. Go straight to the official website. Watch for 'Feel the City' logo underneath in small print. T... See more
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Feel the City Tours es una empresa especializada en ofrecer experiencias turísticas completas y de alto valor en todo el mundo, diseñadas para que los viajeros descubran destinos de forma auténtica, organizada y memorable.
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The guide was very professional and was well informed on the subject. She responded to Hall the questions.
Very interesting.

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Feel the City is a third party company selling massively over priced tickets to popular attractions.
Go straight to the official website. Watch for 'Feel the City' logo underneath in small print. They will probably be the first site to come up on your browser. They will not refund or cancel your payment. Company is based in Spain!!

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Knowledgeable and good English. Good story telling to understand the history

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The guide did not show up and I paid 160 euros in advance. The service did not assist in correcting the problem, it was an enormous and expensive waste of time.

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AVOID — tickets unusable, no refund, nearly 2× direct price
My father bought Tower of London/Crown Jewels tickets through Feel the City. When we arrived, he could not access the tickets. He called Feel the City while we were standing there and still had time to use them. They did not resolve the issue, the call was ultimately terminated, and the tickets went completely unused.
We requested a refund. They refused.
Their repeated defense is that they originally emailed the tickets. That does not explain why, when a paying customer called because he couldn’t access them, they couldn’t simply help him retrieve/resend them so he could actually use what he purchased. What should have been a 10-minute fix has turned into a formal dispute.
I’ve now specifically asked them to confirm whether these tickets were ever scanned, validated, or redeemed and to preserve the complete recording of my father’s call.
And a warning about price: we were charged approximately DOUBLE the cost of buying admission directly. The price is NOT why we’re requesting a refund—my father agreed to the price. The issue is that the tickets went unused after he contacted them for help. But if you’re considering booking, check the Tower’s direct price first.
We paid nearly twice as much for a middleman, and the one time we actually needed the middleman, they couldn’t solve a basic ticket-access problem.
Save yourself the headache and book directly with the attraction. Would give this company zero stars if possible---
Edit after their response: AS YOU CLEARLY SEE Their response does not address the actual issue… neither has any of the MANY EMAILS I sent to both the email provided and the other email that was unable to provide tickets.

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This company is a scam- do not use. They con people into thinking you are using the official website and mark up the price of the tickets massively. They then say you only have 30 mins yo give them your personal details so they can they go ahead and book the tickets from the real website. So when you buy the tickets they don’t actually have the tickets. AVOID-my experience was in Seville realalcazar but I see they operate worldwide

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Such a scam. Did not show up to meeting point had to REBOOK basilica tickets because they hold onto them. Says they are a verified guide with these locations but no one knows them. Called to try and get ahold of someone and no answer. DO NOT BOOK WITH THEM. THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND YOU WONT HAVE TICKETS.

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Our tour was very informative with a wonderful guide. The meeting point was easy to find and we enjoyed a cold lemonade before the walk. The microphone system was helpful and had no problems. Thank you!

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This company is a complete scam. I pride myself on being aware of the risks in a digital environment, but I fell hook line and sinker for going to the first site shown on Google to buy tickets for the Alcazar in Seville.
The company charged me nearly 3 times the amount for each of the six tickets that I bought, while adding absolutely no value whatsoever.
Do not be like me and spend the next 48 hours of fuming over the blatant nature of the scam and Google’s willingness to promote a dishonest business to the top of the rankings when there have been hundreds of complaints against it

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Based on my booking experience, I was very sceptical about whether the guide would turn up. But he did turn up and was very nice and friendly and knowledgeable. I also met another guide who was doing a different tour and he called the company to make sure my guide was coming. All of that said, the amount paid of around 200 euro for a one hour tour was a rip off and I will be much more cautious whee when booking tickets for these types of places.

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They pretend to be the official site, and then charge almost triple the amount of the real ticket. I should have paid more attention, but stay away from this scam.

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This is like a third part company selling tickets and may be called as quite type of scam. The tickets are overpriced compared to the tickets sold by the official site. For example to visit the Vatican Museum you need to pay around 25 euros, they will sell it for 70 euros or more. Be careful with that! They do a very good work to have their site on the top. I didn’t pay attention and didn’t read that they weren’t the official site. For example, what type of site when you buy tickets, you need to go to a bar the day before in order to have your ticket ? The audio guide doesn’t work the most of the time. To conclude, the experience was very bad when you realize how they work and what type of service they give.

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I fell victim to a scam. I asked my wife to buy tickets for Westminster Abbey. She searched for the site on Google and ended up on a company's website; it looked like the official site, so she bought the tickets. We later discovered that she had paid three times the official price per ticket, and the tickets provided were for a different time than the one selected. Despite our persistent efforts—and a warning from the Abbey staff that the site was fraudulent—they refused to issue a refund.

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It’s an overpriced scam web front masquerading as the official site. Don’t fall for it and ruin your day like I did. Be smart. Don’t be like me

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My wife and I toured the Ufizi Gallery in Florence this morning, buying the tickets yesterday from this website. When we entered we went to the audio guide area to pick up our devices and were told it would be a €12 charge for two devices. When I showed them my ticket and said ours should be included, they said no tickets come with the audio guide included, and refused to let us proceed without paying the €12 fee (which we did). I wish I would have waited and bought tickets directly from the gallery, would have saved a lot of money and not had this bad experience. I contacted the company via WhatsApp but haven't heard back. This was extremely disappointing! I gave 2 stars vs. 1 as the gallery itself was quite impressive, I just wish I hadn't overpaid using Feel The City tours!

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I WOULD HAVE GIVEN ZERO IS POSSIBLE. I strongly recommend being very careful before purchasing Louvre tickets through Feel the City.
I purchased five Louvre tickets through them and was charged €380. I later discovered that the comparable tickets purchased through the official Louvre website would have cost approximately €160 in total.
What made the situation even more concerning was that Feel the City never asked for the ages of the visitors during the booking process. Three of the five people in our group were under 18 and would normally qualify for free admission to the Louvre. Despite this, we were charged for the booking without this being made clear to us.
After realizing the significant price difference, I contacted the company requesting cancellation and a refund. I made this request very shortly after the purchase, but they refused to refund the transaction, stating that the tickets were non-refundable.
I understand that third-party resellers may charge service fees or a markup. However, in my case, the difference was enormous, and I do not believe the pricing and value of what I was purchasing were sufficiently transparent.
Based on my experience, I would not use this company again. Before purchasing Louvre tickets from a third-party seller, I strongly recommend checking the official Louvre website first, carefully comparing the total price, and reviewing the eligibility for free admission, particularly for visitors under 18.

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An unpleasant experience—the worst of the entire trip. I feel ripped off. I was charged €245 for a ticket to the dome of St. Peter's Basilica that costs €15 (I have attached a photo of the prices taken on the day of the visit). Admission to St. Peter's Basilica itself is free. I consider this service exploitative and demand a refund of the difference: €245 - €15 = €230. A local police officer advised me to file a formal complaint, a step I will not rule out if I am not refunded the difference between what I was charged and the official rate.

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UPDATE – Thank you, Feel The City: your response below rather neatly demonstrates my point.
1. Customer support: I did not ask you to guarantee or independently modify my Accademia booking. I asked whether you could contact the museum on my behalf. Approximately one minute later, you refused. I contacted the museum myself; they contacted reception and accommodated the later entry.
2. Website presentation: My review does not claim that you explicitly state you are the official website. It describes the impression created by the domain name, Uffizi branding and overall presentation. Pointing to disclosures elsewhere on the site does not change the experience described below.
3. The premium: I paid substantially above the face value of the museum tickets. You justify that premium by reference to booking management, customer assistance and digital content. Readers can decide for themselves whether the customer assistance described above represents the service they would expect for that premium.
4. Refund: I first gave you the opportunity to resolve the matter directly, including by requesting only a partial refund. You refused. I disputed the transactions through my bank; you contested the dispute; I pursued it further; and my bank ultimately refunded the entire transaction.
Your response provides prospective customers with your explanation of these practices. My review provides the outcome.
I purchased Uffizi and Accademia tickets through uffizi-gallery-tickets.org after finding the site through Google. The domain name, Uffizi branding and overall presentation led me to believe I was purchasing through an official or affiliated ticketing channel. It was actually an independent reseller charging substantially above the tickets' face value.
When I discovered this, I contacted the company and requested either a full refund or a partial refund reflecting the difference between what I had paid and the official ticket prices. They refused.
Later, after I accidentally selected the wrong Accademia entry time, I asked whether they could contact the museum to assist. Approximately one minute later, I received a generic policy-based refusal stating that the time could not be changed and that they could not request another slot from the museum.
I contacted the museum myself. The official booking office notified reception and my later entry was accommodated without issue.
I subsequently disputed the transactions through my Australian bank. The reseller contested the dispute, but I chose to pursue it further.
My bank ultimately refunded the entire transaction.
If you are considering purchasing through this site, check the official museum ticketing channels first.
More importantly, if you have already purchased and believe you were misled, "non-refundable" does not necessarily mean you have no recourse. Keep screenshots of the website, your tickets, receipts and correspondence. Contact the merchant, and if they refuse to resolve the matter, check the consumer protections available in your country and speak to your card issuer about your options for disputing the transaction.
Australian consumers may have protections under the Australian Consumer Law, including provisions concerning misleading or deceptive conduct. Consumers in the EU and other jurisdictions may have comparable protections concerning misleading commercial practices.
They refused my request for a partial refund. I challenged the transactions. The final outcome was a full refund.

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