"informative tour" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to a tour in which the guide provides interesting and useful information about the location, as well as interesting facts about the area. For example, "I recently went on an informative tour of the city which taught me a lot about the local area."
An informative tour shows the whole process, from the mashing of the grains to the bottling.
On Aug. 7, he revealed, "I visited the Orthopedic Institute in Sioux Falls today and was given an informative tour".
waterofleith.org.uk Methane The Yellow Duck Marine This is an extremely entertaining and informative tour of Liverpool city centre and the Albert Dock, afloat in a former D-Day landing craft.
The first half of the show was pretty much what you might have expected: a funny (mental illness is a much-underused comedy resource) and informative tour of depression, with a little Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) thrown in for good measure.
Mr. Langewiesche, an author and pilot, pulls it off by also taking readers on a breezily informative tour of tangents that include the airline industry, the proliferation of Canada geese and the Airbus's digital flight control system — which inspired the title and which Mr. Langewiesche judges to share much of the credit with Captain Sullenberger.
Viewers who were around back then will be reminded of some painful episodes (as well as some funny moments), and those who have known only Republican (or independent) mayors and graffiti-proof subway cars will receive a brisk and informative tour of the city in what few would consider its Golden Age.
Gairloch: Gairloch Marine Life Centre and Cruises porpoise-gairloch.co.uk/index.php, 01445 712636 Informative tours with expert guides.
The Museum of Free Derry (55 Glenfada Park; 44-28-7136-0880; museumoffreederry.org) thels thistoryofy of the Troubles and offers informative tours of the Free Derry area, including the Bogside murals.
San Francisco has a storied mural tradition and the Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center (2981 24th Street; 415-285-2287; www.precitaeyes.org; $10) runs casual, yet informative tours of the neighborhood's vast, ever-changing collection.
It's the perfect time of year for a vigorous cycling adventure through the Big Easy's bucolic backstreets -- sign up for a guided tour with the Confederacy of Cruisers, a justly popular local outfitter that leads low-key and informative tours out of the French Quarter and into a New Orleans many visitors will never see, the poor things.
After an informative guided tour, which shows off an impressive Italian Pieralisi olive mill, the tasting bar fills with customers who clamor for samples.
