Across The Centuries

Brittany, Celtic remnant at the edge of France, has a strong heritage from many centuries. Wonderful castles and walled towns, with well preserved medieval buildings and religious art, the myths and legends of Merlin and magic.
24th April – 29th April 2010
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One of the classic Ancient History tours. Our historian tells the story of the destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum as we visit the amazing legacy of the catastrophe. We also visit the Phlegrean Fields, Paestum, Mount Vesuvius and the Amalfi Coast.
12th May – 19th May 2010
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Discover London in the Tudor period, the days when the Thames was the most important highway, when great officials could build grand places like Cardinal Wolsey’s Hampton Court and the Globe Theatre attracted enthusiastic audiences from all classes and walks of life.
4th June – 6th June 2010
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A short break in one of the less familiar cities of Europe which has unique links with Napoleon’s invasion of Russia.
15th July – 18th July 2010
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Studies the battles of Crecy and Agincourt where the skilled archers of England and Wales defeated the French chivalry in the 100 Years War. Examine the tactics, weaponry historical background and personalities with Dr.Mike Jones.
24th July – 26th July 2010
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Studies the Greek and Roman legacy of this beautiful island, important in the Ancient World because of its strategic position and fertility which gave it wealth and beautiful buildings. Explore the legacy at Agrigento, Gela, Piazza Armerina, Syracuse, and hear the stories of great battle, colonisation and power.
2nd October – 8th October 2010
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