Scheduled Tours - Future Planning
We intend to run all of the following tours in the near future. Final dates and prices are yet to be confirmed. Register your interest and we will contact you as soon as these tours become available.
Ancient and Classical Tours
Ancient SicilyNowhere is the classical past more alive than on the beautiful island of Sicily. This wide-ranging archaeological tour will take us through a millennium of history from the early Greek colony of Naxos to the late Roman villa of Piazza Armerina and much in between.View Tour Details
Boudica's Rebellion:The Iceni revolt against the Romans has inspired generations of admirers who marvel at the courageousness and sheer dogged determination of Queen Boudica. This tour traces the background and development of her revolt and the tragic final battle which extinguished the hopes of the old Celtic Britain in the face of Roman military superiorityView Tour Details
Crete & SantoriniThe lost world of the Minoans has intrigued people for thousands of years. Europe’s first great civilisation, an advanced society of artisans and skilled engineers with a maritime empire so vast it rivalled that of ancient Egypt, was inexplicably, and at the height of its power, wiped from the pages of history. On this tour we explore the sites of this fascinating civilisation.View Tour Details
Guardians of EmpireRecognising that the Roman Empire could not expand indefinitely, Emperors Hadrian and Antoninus Pius determined to consolidate their frontiers and the resultant walls reflects that change of policy.View Tour Details
LebanonA feast of history and archaeology, Lebanon boasts stunning mountains and coasts, magnificently preserved Phoenician cities such as Beirut, Byblos, Tyre and Sidon, the cedars of the Forest of God on Mount Lebanon and the holy valley of Wadi Qadisha.View Tour Details
Roman AndalucíaModern Andalusia was the second oldest province of the Roman Empire. It was captured from Hannibal’s Carthaginians in the Punic Wars after the battle of Ilipa outside of Seville in 206 BC and then remained a Roman possession for some six hundred years.View Tour Details
The Essential Archaeology of GreeceCountless monuments are scattered throughout Greece. Some of them have a worldwide reputation while a few are waiting to be discovered by the more inquisitive...We have selected the best of each era...View Tour Details
The Eternal PeloponneseA 10-night and 11-day tour of the Greek Peloponnese taking in the best Classical sites in the peninsula in the company of an expert historian. Explore the amazing Mycenaean civilisation, the sanctuaries at Epidaurus and Delphi, Olympia, and the cities of Corinth, Pylos and Nemea.View Tour Details
The Lost Cities of LusitaniaThe wealth and peace brought to the former province of Lusitania by the Romans are reflected in the magnificent monuments left for us to admire across the province and their variety allows us to see not just the richness of city life, but also the source of the riches and infrastructure which allowed that life to flourish.View Tour Details
The Silk Roads in ChinaThis 14-day tour of China follows the ancient Silk Roads trade route from the metropolis of Beijing, beyond the Great Wall and across the Gobi Desert to the ancient streets of Kashgar in the North West.View Tour Details
Where Empires CollideThis 7-night and 8-day tour explores the history, archaeology and culture of north-east Turkey. From Lake Van we journey through magnificent mountain scenery to the Eastern Anatolian plain and the Black Sea on the way admiring monasteries, churches, Ottoman mosques, madrassas and palaces, Urartian citadels and the atmospheric deserted city of Ani.View Tour DetailsMedieval Tours
El Cid and the ReconquistaThe recovery of Spain from Moorish rule was a long and complex process. This tour starts at the beginning of the story by visiting the site of King Pelayo’s victory over the Moors at Covandonga in AD 722 and then follows the expansion of the kingdom he forged first in Oviedo.View Tour Details
The Hundred Years WarA fantastic opportunity to explore this major conflict of the medieval era visiting battle sites, engaging museums, castles, cathedrals and ancient buildings. This tour will give you a flavour of the period when England and her neighbour fought a nationalistic struggle spanning decades and leaving some of the most celebrated and evocative battle sites in English history.View Tour Details
The Last Welsh RebellionA fabulous tour through the dramatic scenery of Wales that explores the magnificent castles of Edward I and follows the exploits of Owain Glyndŵr, the last true-born Prince of Wales, as he fights for an independent country.View Tour Details
The Lords of the NorthOn this 4-night and 5-day tour we explore the sites connected with the Viking, Saxon and Early Christian history of England’s north-east. Travelling by coach through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria we learn about the origins of the kingdom and the bitter fight against Viking incursions. This is set against the development of Christianity in the area and the lives of Cuthbert, Aidan and Bede.View Tour DetailsEnlightenment Tours
Frederick the GreatThis wide-ranging tour of the battles and sieges of the War of Austrian Succession and Seven Years War in Europe takes us to some of the most evocative locations in the life of Frederick the Great and what we consider the best battlefield sites in the development of this consummate military genius.
Travelling through beautiful rolling countryside we experience warm central European hospitality and visit some less well-known, little-disturbed battlefields and fortresses to provide an almost perfect platform from which to demonstrate Frederick the Great’s tactical and strategical genius.View Tour Details
His Britannic Majesty’s Army in GermanyExplore the British involvement in Prussia and Hanover during the Seven Years War including the battles of Hastenbeck, Minden, Warburg, Korbach, Wilhelmstahl, Vellinghausen, Kloster Camp and Krefeld. We’ll also discuss the 1 BR Corps Defensive Area during the Cold War.View Tour Details
Imperial Vienna at ChristmasUnashamedly beautiful Vienna has everything you would want for the perfect seasonal break: an incomparably rich history, opulent architecture, engaging museums, vibrant Christmas markets and a people who celebrate with vivacity and style. Join us for a convivial and cultured Christmas in the heart of EuropE.View Tour Details
Marlborough - The First ChurchillIt is no secret that Winston Churchill drew huge inspiration from his ancestor John Churchill, later the Duke of Marlborough, who is generally regarded as England’s finest commander and one of history’s great captains.View Tour Details
Revolution! The American War of IndependenceOpposition to London’s insensitive colonial policies on taxation and governance provoked outright rebellion when British soldiers attempted to disarm Massachusetts patriots in April 1775. The colonies soon erupted and war eventually drove Britain from her American possessions.View Tour Details
The English Civil WarsThis eight-day tour of England takes us to the scenes of all the major battles: Edgehill, Marston Moor and Naseby; the King’s capital of Oxford; the wonderful cities of York and Worcester; key fortresses and houses; and the sites of many other the key battles and sieges.View Tour Details
The French and Indian WarsWhen King George II granted tracts of land to the Ohio Company in 1749 it brought the British in to direct conflict with the French who were intent on maintaining their hegemony in the Ohio Valley.View Tour Details
The Monmouth RebellionOn this tour we follow the desperate gamble of the illegitimate son of Charles II from his landing at Lyme Regis to the last pitched battle on English soil at Sedgemoor including the skirmishes at Bridport, Axminster, Keynsham and Philips Norton.View Tour DetailsNapoleonic Tours
A Voice from St HelenaThe remote island of St Helena lies in the South Atlantic, some 1200 miles off the coast of Africa: the perfect place to imprison the once escaped and troublesome deposed Emperor of the French.View Tour Details
Austerlitz: Napoleon's MasterpieceWe spend a fascinating six days exploring the 1805 campaign from the Allied rear-guard actions in the Danube valley to battlefield of Austerlitz itself, which has changed little over the years, and where we will intermingle with the numerous participants preparing for the spectacular anniversary re-enactment that will be taking place near the actual battlefieldView Tour Details
Escape From ElbaAfter fighting the brilliant yet unrealistic campaign of France during the winter of 1814 with his motley force of boys, pensioners and exhausted veterans with much reluctance Napoleon was coerced into abdication and thence banished to the small Mediterranean island of Elba.View Tour Details
Napoleon 1812A most comprehensive tour of the 1812 campaign which incorporates the dramatic re-enactment of the legendary battle of Borodino and journeys deep into rural Russia to discover the battles, skirmishes and legends of the armies of Napoleon and Kutusov during their epic struggle of that year.View Tour Details
Napoleon in GermanyAfter his disastrous campaign in Russia, Napoleon abandoned his army before Vilna on 5 December 1812 and returned to Paris to raise a new army. In less than 5 months he was back in Germany at the head of a new, but inexperienced army of some 200,000 men.View Tour Details
Napoleon in ItalyIn 1796, Napoleon transformed a broken army into a victorious force, defeating Austrians across northern Italy and forging the legend that would define his rise.View Tour Details
Napoleon on the DanubeA comprehensive tour of Napoleon’s 1809 Danube campaign from Bavaria to Vienna culminating in the battle of Wagram and the final battle at Znaim.View Tour Details
Napoleon's ParisParis is a city inextricably linked with the glories of the Napoleonic era and provides the centrepiece of this most appealing of tours. Exploring places that would have been so familiar with L'empereur this tour provides an excellent insight into the life of the man himself and his era. Visits include the museums of the Legion of Honour and Les Invalides; the tombs of Napoleon and his brother Joseph in the Eglise du Dôme; and the remarkable chateaux of Fontainebleau and Malmaison.View Tour Details
Retreat to CorunnaThis tour encompasses all the major actions fought by Sir John Moore’s army: Sahagún, Benavente; Astorga, Cacabelos, Lugo and the last battle: that at Corunna.View Tour Details
Sepoys and GeneralsBy combining our Indian Mutiny and Wellington in India tours into one trip, you will be spending over three weeks visiting some of the most iconic sites and scenery the country has to offer.View Tour Details
The French RevolutionThis wonderful Revolutionary tour of Paris and Versailles is mostly enjoyed on foot and by metro. And whilst many of the locations will be familiar to you, many of the events and stories associated with them may not be.View Tour Details
The Hundred DaysShortly after his first abdication, in an emotional farewell to his Old Guard at Fontainebleau on 20 April 1814, Napoleon departed for exile on Elba. But less than a year later, in what became known as ‘The Hundred Days’ he was back in Paris.View Tour Details
The MarathasWe look at the 19th century rise and fall of the Maratha Empire as it challenged that of Mughals only to be thwarted by the British. We explore a wealth of stunningly located fortresses, palaces, temples and battlefields in the modern-day states of Maharashtra, Uttar and Madhya Pradesh.View Tour Details
The Peninsular War In Southern SpainThis tour takes us to some of the most elegant and historic locations in all Spain including Seville, Cordoba and especially Cadiz - Spain’s most cosmopolitan city in the Napoleonic period, her main naval base, and the destination of treasure ships inbound from the Americas.View Tour Details
Walking The PeninsulaOn this unique walking tour through Portugal and central Spain, we aim to show you a representative cross-section of the most attractive countryside and best-preserved battlefields fought over by Wellington’s Anglo-Portuguese Army in the Peninsular War – and from a perspective that few tourists see.View Tour Details
Waterloo: AnniversaryVisit all the major battlefields and actions of the campaign: Sambre crossings, Quatre Bras, Ligny, Wavre and WaterlooView Tour Details
Wellington in IndiaThe 28-year-old Colonel Arthur Wellesley left England in command of the 33rd Foot and arrived in India in 1797. He swiftly established his innate ability and campaigned in the Mysore and Mahratta Wars, returning to England as a major general eight years later. This is a very special tour which traces the sites associated with the Master's time in India.View Tour Details
Wellington's Eastern FrontBased on Nick Lipscombe’s book ‘Wellington’s Eastern Front’, this six day tour looks at the ebb and flow of Suchet’s campaign on the east coast of Spain and Wellington’s strategic response to that threat. The tour visits some of the most picturesque and vibrant parts of Spain.View Tour DetailsVictorian Era Tours
Custer and the Indian WarsFollow the last exploits of George Armstrong Custer as we travel through Sioux Country to the field of Little Bighorn with time to explore Yellowstone National ParkView Tour Details
The Anglo-Zulu and Anglo-Boer WarsBy combining our Anglo-Zulu Wars and Anglo-Boer Wars tours into one trip, you will be spending three weeks visiting some of the most iconic sites and scenery the country has to offer.View Tour Details
The Austro-Prussian War 1866Over the course of a week in the high summer of 1866 the Prussian Army decisively defeated the Austrian-led German Confederation in a series of five preliminary clashes and the climactic battle of Kőniggrätz in Bohemia.View Tour Details
The Bloody Fight for Italian IndependenceAn exploration of the fierce battles fought for Italian Independence in 1859 and 1866 during which we travel from Milan to the Quadrilateral around the Lake Garda.View Tour Details
The First Sikh War 1845-46 & Indian Hill StationsIn 1842 the disastrous and humiliating campaign in which the British “were thrashed out of Afghanistan” ended, but it had severely damaged their reputation for invincibility in India and beyond.View Tour Details
The Franco-Prussian War 1870The Franco-Prussian War was the largest and most important war in Europe since Waterloo, changing the face of the continent for the next fifty years.View Tour Details
The Indian MutinyFor a time British power in India – the jewel in the British Empire crown - hung by a thread. With so much at stake on both sides, it was a near run thing, with bravery and treachery in equal measure, and larger-than-life characters on each side.View Tour DetailsFirst World War Tours
1918: The Hundred Days1918 was a busy year on the Western Front. The first half of the year saw both British and French Armies on the back foot, close to collapse and reeling from what were to be the last German offensives before the entry of the USA into the war.View Tour Details
Discovering the Western FrontVisits to battlefields such as Mons, Ypres, the Somme and Arras will put the whole war into perspective geographically, chronologically, strategically, tactically and technologically.View Tour Details
First & Last ShotsBy a poignant quirk of fate, British forces fired their first and last shots of the Great War in the Belgian city of Mons. Today, the first and last British casualties from 1914 and 1918 lie buried, together with their former German foes, in the remarkable St. Symphorien Cemetery.View Tour Details
Medics and PadresBecause of its industrial nature, the number of casualties in the First World War was on a scale never seen before. However, if you were wounded in the Great War your chances of survival were high, that is if you could be evacuated into the casualty system quickly.View Tour Details
Mons and Le CateauThe well-trained army regulars and reservists of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) saw their first action of the Great War on the outskirts of Mons in Belgium on August 22nd 1914. The Kaiser disparagingly referred to them as ‘a contemptible little army’ and by late November they had been virtually destroyed. But in so doing they had succeeded in keeping the enemy both out of both Ypres and Paris.View Tour Details
SalonikaAn exploration of one of the least visited and much overlooked campaigns of the First World War. Based in the quiet and untouched area of northern Greece and just over the border in North Macedonia, the early spring will make for a pleasant, rustic and fascinating tour.View Tour Details
SarajevoOn 28th June 1914 in Sarajevo, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, were shot dead by Serbian nationalists. The outcome was a European-wide mobilisation.View Tour Details
The Battle of VerdunAn immersive exploration of Verdun and its environs, the scene of the bloodiest battlefield on the Western Front. Straddling the River Meuse, the dominant terrain provides numerous dramatic vistas from which to gain a comprehensive appreciation of the pivotal events of this fight of attrition.View Tour Details
The Battles of the Marne and AisneOn this tour we visit farms and villages where Sir John French defeated the German advance in 1914, the battle ground of the Chemin des Dames and Champagne sectors boasting bunkers, caves and ghost villages from 1915-18, and the well-preserved Belleau Wood commemorating the epic fight by US Marines in 1918.View Tour Details
The Doughboys Turn the TideA tour of the major battlefields fought over by the American Expeditionary Force from 1917 to 1918 featuring the St Mihiel Salient, Meuse-Argonne, Fismes, Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood.View Tour Details
The Gallipoli CampaignA comprehensive tour featuring visits to S, V, W, X and Y beaches, Cape Helles, Gully Ravine, Bigali, Ephez, ANZAC Cove, Gaba Tepe, Kumkale and Suvla Bay. A thorough tour of Troy and an exploration of Istanbul’s Sultanahmet and fabulous military museum.View Tour Details
The Russian RevolutionSt Petersburg, Russia’s most opulent city, home to the Tsars and the much maligned Imperial elite, was destined to become the epicentre for a revolutionary movement and would eventually take on the name of its leader becoming Leningrad.View Tour Details
The War PoetsThe War Poets created some of the most powerful expressions of the human realities of the Great War which were instrumental in leading to a fundamental re-appraisal of the utility of war after the armistice and have moved generations of readers ever since.View Tour Details
The Ypres Salient War PoetsTo partner our 'Words, Music and Landscapes' War Poets tour, this new four-day tour combines history, literature and art to give an insight into the infamous Ypres battlefieldView Tour Details
Tunnellers on the Western FrontSimon Jones, acclaimed author of ‘Underground Warfare 1914-18’, has conducted painstaking research into this little-known aspect of the Great War to create this tour especially for TCE.View Tour Details
Walking The SommeWith expert historian Simon Jones we walk the countryside of The Somme, combining eyewitness accounts with scholarly insights to gain a deeper understanding of this five-month battle and its impacts.View Tour DetailsSecond World War Tours
Anzio & Cassino 1944Anzio and Cassino bear the scars of war, with trenches, bunkers and rusted relics scattered across valleys and hills, from Cassino’s rugged heights to Nemi’s calm slopes where history still lingers.View Tour Details
Arnhem, Operation Market Garden and the Rhine CrossingsThis 6-day tour follows the dramatic story of Operation Market Garden and the costly attack then retreat by British airborne forces from a ‘Bridge too Far’. Moving towards the Rhine the tour then explores the subsequent Allied attempts to secure bridgeheads over the river and finishes at Remagen at the critical strategic crossing point at the site of the Ludendorff Bridge.View Tour Details
Battling through the Norman BocageThis tour focuses on some of the most bitter and costly fighting of the entire north-west European campaign. It follows the routes taken by American forces as they smashed through the German coastal defences at Omaha Beach and thrust inland towards the key communications centre of St-Lô.View Tour Details
Finland 1939When Stalin signed the Soviet non-Aggression Pact with Hitler's Nazi Germany in August 1939, Eastern Poland, Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania were annexed within the Soviet sphere of influence.View Tour Details
Holocaust LandscapesThe tour takes in some of the countries occupied by Nazi Germany: Austria annexed into the Reich in 1938; Czechoslovakia occupied in 1939; and Hungary which was not overrun until the spring of 1944.View Tour Details
Imphal and KohimaAn in-depth exploration of the desperate fighting in and around Imphal and Kohima between the British 14th Army and the Japanese 15th Army which concludes with a tour of colonial Calcutta. Optional Clive of India extension to Plassey.View Tour Details
Napoleon 1812 & Hitler 1941-44Belarus has seen its fair share of invading forces during Napoleon's invasion of 1812 and again some 130 years later the country suffered the ravages of both German and Russian invaders...View Tour Details
Operation BarbarossaFollow the advance of Army Group North, in particular the actions fought by General Hoepner's Panzergruppe 4 from Memel through Kovno and Dvinsk to armoured clashes at Ostrov, the intense fighting around Pskov and the terrible siege of Leningrad.View Tour Details
Operation MercuryOperation Mercury is the fascinating story of a high-risk operation fought across a stunning Mediterranean landscape. Follow these hard-fought actions along the dramatic coast lines of Crete and through its mountainous interior.View Tour Details
Poland in the Second World WarThis 9-night and 10-day tour traces the dramatic course of the Second World War in Poland and the country’s tragic fate between the pounding forces of Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia. From Gdańsk to Wrocław we trace the development of the Nazi and Soviet invasions and the brutal fate of the civilian population. The tour explores invasion, occupation, oppression and liberation as Poland remains unbowed.View Tour Details
Poland's Forgotten Holocaust SitesSome of the lesser-visited and overlooked sites of the Holocaust in Poland have as much to tell us as the more well-known sites visited in our main Holocaust tours. An opportunity for a deeper exploration of the events visiting these forgotten yet vitally important places.View Tour Details
The Battle for BerlinThe Battle for Berlin was the decisive action that eventually bought an end to the war in Europe. The tour will focus on the fierce and bitter action from the point when the Red Army crossed the Oder River into Germany to the eventual fall of Berlin.View Tour Details
The Battle Of The BulgeAn exploration of the German Ardennes Offensive that American and British forces brought to an end amidst challenging December conditions. The tour brings to life the decisions of commanders under extreme pressure and the experiences of soldiers and civilians in desperate circumstances. Timed to coincide with the annual ‘Nuts’ weekend, there will be plenty of reenactors and working period vehicles on-hand to create a truly atmospheric tour.View Tour Details
The Battles for DunkirkWhen Hitler’s panzers reached the French Atlantic coast at Noyelles-sur-Mer on 20th May 1940, just ten days after the launch of the Blitzkrieg in the West, it appeared that the fate of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) was sealed. But was it?View Tour Details
The Burma Campaign 1942-1945Combining the beauty, mysticism and wonder of Myanmar with the dramatic history of the Burma campaign against the Japanese from 1942-45.View Tour Details
The Eastern FrontThe defence of Moscow, the siege of Stalingrad and the battle of Kursk - three of the most pivotal events of the Second World War.View Tour Details
The Eastern Front: Baltic StatesIn World War Two the Baltic states became the battleground for the tectonic clash between the Nazi and Soviet empires. Suffering under occupation by both sides these small countries ended the war within the Soviet zone and didn’t regain their independence until the 1990s.View Tour Details
The End in ItalyNow’s your chance to visit the neglected battlefields which made up Kesselring’s last line of defence. If you have a grasp of Sicily, Salerno, Cassino and Anzio - or perhaps you’ve already visited them - this tour makes the perfect epilogue to study those who dodged D-Day!View Tour Details
The Holocaust in Eastern EuropeView Tour Details
The Liberation of Mainland Italy 1943-45As a sequel to our Operation Husky: The Allied Invasion of Sicily tour we follow the US 5th and British 8th Armies northwest up the peninsular through the Gustav and Gothic Lines. From the beaches of Salerno and Anzio to Cassino, the Coriano Ridge and the crossing of the Senio, we trace the progress of the Allies in the face of tenacious German resistance, as they move towards the liberation of Italy.View Tour Details
Vestibule of HellIn early August 1944 both sides were approaching the endgame in the battle of Normandy. The Allies’ effort finally broke the stalemate around Caen and gave the opportunity to encircle the Germans, but not without cost.View Tour DetailsPost WW2 Tours
The Great AwakeningOur tour seeks to explain how and why such powerful and everlasting music emerged from the very bowels of the struggling black communities amidst the heat and oppression of the Delta’s cotton rich plantations.View Tour Details
The Korean WarWhen the Japanese army in Korea surrendered at the end of WW2, the Allies agreed that those surrendering north of 38th Parallel would do so the USSR and those below it to the USA.View Tour DetailsCross-Periods Tours
Corfu: Exploring the Island’s Rich LegacyThis 6-night and 7-day tour explores the best archaeological and historical sites on Corfu. In the company of our host historian and a local guide we explore Corfu’s ancient and modern capitals and lush countryside, evocative ruins of Greek temples, beautiful Byzantine monasteries, impressive Venetian and British fortifications, and neoclassical palaces with royal connections.View Tour Details
Historic DalmatiaAn 8-night and 9-day tour exploring the rich archaeology and history of Dalmatia from Split in Croatia to Bar in Montenegro. Enjoy visits to a Greco-Roman city, Roman mosaics, medieval churches, monasteries and castles, elaborately carved medieval stećci (gravestones), Venetian and Ottoman walled towns, stately 19th century palaces and relics from the region’s bitter wars of the 1990sView Tour Details
Ireland: from the Easter Rising to the TroublesThis 8-night and 9-day tour traces the bitter events of the twentieth century in Ireland from the fight for independence from the British state to the tragic consequences of partition in 1921. Travelling from Dublin and the south to Belfast and Derry in the north we explore the places connected with the fight for independence, Civil War and Troubles in the company of an expert historian.View Tour Details
Kaliningrad: Russia’s forgotten exclaveKönigsberg, the former capital of Prussia, home to the Teutonic Knights and the great philosopher Immanuel Kant, is today known by its Russian name, Kaliningrad.View Tour Details
Maharajas and MoghulsRajasthan is an astonishing mixture of sandy wastes and lush foliage, of haunting palaces and earthen villages, and atmospheric temples where timeless rituals endure. Home of the fearsome Rajput warrior clans and bygone princely states it is an area saturated in historical sites that leave the visitor spellbound. With its rich natural history of tiger and leopard it is place not to missed. Join us for this unique blend of history and nature in 2025!View Tour Details
Natasha's DanceThis tour takes us on a wondrous journey through Russia’s rich cultural history, visiting the homes, palaces, estates and museums of the country’s greatest writers, poets and artists. The title of the tour comes from the eponymous book written by your expert historian, Orlando Figes.View Tour Details
Nepal and the GurkhasThis unique and insightful tour explores the culture and geography of Nepal with an emphasis on the British Gurkha connection and is led by retired Gurkha officer Maj Gordon Corrigan.View Tour Details
The Cathedrals of Northern EnglandThis 5-night and 6-day tour is a superb journey through England’s history as expressed in its magnificent cathedrals. Marvel at breathtaking stonework, graceful carvings, elegant tracery, exquisite stained glass and soaring spires viewed through the eyes of those who devoted their lives to these treasures in stone. And all in the company of our expert historian.View Tour Details
The Cultural Experience Winter WeekendA winter weekend of expert-led talks, historic site visits, and convivial evenings.View Tour Details