From Classical orders to modernist innovations, our art and architecture tours examine many protagonists and periods in the history of civilisations around the world, whether the rich artistic traditions of Japan or the private palaces of Venice.
Explore the most famous and celebrated galleries in the world, such as the Uffizi, Prado and the Hermitage, and study countless lesser known gems on our art tours – and on our architecture tours, learn about great buildings as monuments and dwelling-spaces, as works of engineering as well as works of art, and as vital components in a city’s mythos.
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A MRT trip is more than a vacation; it's an experience that will live on in our memories because it was so deeply satisfying. We like that there was no shopping, no beach time, no visits to jewelery makers or other time wasters. The tour was extremely academic: exactly what we wanted. "
Medieval Burgundy - Abbeys and churches of the high Middle Ages
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Nikola, the lecturer, had an impressive knowledge of the ancient archaeology and history of Bulgaria and
was able to communicate this in an excellent way and to clearly put it in the wider context of the other countries of
Europe and Asia. "
Bulgaria - Archaeology and art from prehistoric to modern
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The itinerary was very well-planned and included the major sites relevant to the development of the Bauhaus, in chronological order. The trip was compact and efficient and we visited an amazing range of buildings in just a few days. "
Bauhaus - The birth of modern architecture and design
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The excellence in the smallest detail, from hotel selection to minute by minute organisation of each day and evening, the highest possible quality of the lectures, despite initial terror of finding one knew nothing, but realising one was there to learn after all, as were most attendees. "
Birth of the Modern - Britain in the Age of Jane Austen & JMW Turner
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