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SUMMARY:AIA Northern Italy: Archaeology\, Culture & Cuisine tour
DESCRIPTION:Traverse northern Italy\, with the grand Italian Alps as your backdrop\, enjoying the depths of its history and the great diversity of architecture\, traditions\, and gastronomy found in three\ndistinct regions: Lombardy\, Veneto\, and Friuli Venezia Giulia. On this west-east journey from Milan to Trieste you will explore classic old towns and discover off-the-beaten-track sites\, including a stop at the site of Hannibal’s first major victory in Italy; and visits to Roman villas and temples at Sirmione\, Desenzano\, and Brescia. Visit five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Valcamonica’s famous prehistoric petroglyphs\, Roman and early Christian Aquileia\, the well-preserved city of Verona\, landmarks of Lombard Italy in Cividale del Friuli\, and an example of prehistoric pile dwellings at Lucone di Polpenazze. Along the way\, you will be treated to insightful discussions with your AIA lecturer/host and a variety of striking vistas: plains\, lakes\, mountains\, and the Adriatic Sea; plus enjoy delicious cuisine and an ideal touring pace (including two hotel nights in Milan\, five on Lake Garda\, and three in Trieste).
URL:https://www.archaeological.org/event/aia-northern-italy-archaeology-culture-cuisine-tour/
CATEGORIES:AIA Tours / Travel Program,Education
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SUMMARY:AIA UNESCO Treasures of Ancient Greece Circumnavigating the Peloponnese by Private Luxury Yacht + pre & post-tour options
DESCRIPTION:On this special circumnavigation of Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula in the company of two special AIA lecturers and hosts\, archaeologists Jack Davis and Shari Stocker. You will spend a night in Athens and then cruise around the Peloponnese aboard the luxurious\, 50-cabin Emerald Azzurra for seven nights. Along the way\, Jack and Shari will be part of a team of onboard experts who together will offer a series of lectures and informal discussions. This cruise\, aboard this ship\, with these experts\, is an unmatched way to experience a beautiful and deeply historical part of Greece that is filled with archaeological delights. Your adventure begins with a night in the heart of historic Athens and a private visit to either the Goulandris Museum\nof Cycladic Art or the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture. Then you will embark Emerald Azzurra\, whose sleek design grants access to hidden harbors and a rare\, full circumnavigation of the Peloponnese peninsula. Along the way\, visit five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Mycenae\, the fabled Bronze Age citadel; Epidaurus\, known for its perfectly preserved ancient theater; Mystras\, a remarkable Byzantine city; Olympia\, birthplace of the Olympic Games; and Delphi\, once home to the most influential\noracle in the ancient world. Perhaps the highlight of the program will be our special access — thanks to Jack and Shari — at Nestor’s Palace at Pylos\, one of Greece’s best-preserved Mycenaean palaces. Between guided visits\, explore coastal towns such as Nafplion\, Gythio\, and Pylos\, each with deep historical roots. Conclude the voyage with a spectacular passage through the Corinth Canal before returning to Athens. Also available are a two-night\, pre-tour extension in Athens and a four-night\,\npost-tour extension cruise in the Aegean. \nHighlights include:\n-Visit five UNESCO World Heritage Sites with expert local guides: Epidaurus\, Mycenae\, Mystras\, Olympia\, and Delphi.\n-Transit the Corinth Canal\, whose history extends back into classical times\, including an unsuccessful attempt to build it in the 1st century A.D.\n-Cruise for seven nights aboard the luxurious Emerald Azzurra\, a state-of-the-art mega-yacht privately chartered and expertly staffed for unparalleled comfort and service.\n-Gain special access to one of the most important Mycenaean sites in Greece\, Nestor’s Palace at Pylos\, where our AIA lecturers have done extensive fieldwork and made extraordinary finds.\n-Wander through charming seaside towns like Nafplion\, Gythio\, and Pylos\, where cobblestone streets\, whitewashed buildings\, and vibrant harbors create picturesque settings perfect for exploration. \nOPTIONAL PRE-TRIP EXTENSION: TUESDAY–FRIDAY\, SEPTEMBER 15–18 \, 2026 (Athens Greece)\nDepart home on an overnight flight to Athens\, Greece. Arrive Wednesday\, September 16\, and transfer to the centrally located Athens Capital Hotel—MGallery Collection. Experience the treasures our AIA study leaders who will enrich your visit with their expertise. Explore ancient landmarks from the bustling Agora and lively Plaka to the iconic Acropolis and its acclaimed museum. Savor authentic Greek meals\, visit the National Archaeological Museum\, and enjoy time to discover this vibrant city at your own pace. \nOPTIONAL POST-TRIP EXTENSION: SATURDAY-WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26 -30\, 2026 (Athens\, Cape Sounion\, Delos\, Mykonos\, KuŞadasi Turkiye\, Herakalion\, Crete\, Greece and Knossos)\nLIMITED AVAILABILITY Remain in your cabin for an additional four-night cruise through the Aegean Sea\, exploring the region’s most iconic ancient sites with expert local guides. This extension must be booked with the main program to ensure the same\ncabin throughout.
URL:https://www.archaeological.org/event/aia-unesco-treasures-of-ancient-greece-circumnavigating-the-peloponnese-by-private-luxury-yacht-pre-post-tour-options/
CATEGORIES:AIA Tours / Travel Program,Education
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SUMMARY:AIA Romans & Moors in Morocco & Spain tour
DESCRIPTION:Trace the layered history of the western Mediterranean on a journey through Morocco and Spain\, where Roman\, Islamic\, and Christian civilizations shaped enduring cultural landscapes. From Morocco’s Roman ruins and imperial cities to Andalusia’s Moorish masterpieces and Spain’s great art collections\, this thoughtfully paced itinerary weaves together archaeology\, architecture\, and living traditions. Along the way\, you will be treated to insightful discussions with your AIA lecturer/host\, Patrick Hunt\, whose deep field experience and engaging lectures will bring these countries’ histories vividly to life. \nTour highlights:\n• Explore Morocco’s imperial cities of Rabat\, Meknes\, and Fes\, including the medieval medinas of Fes el-Bali (“Old Fes”)\n• Walk through layers of history at Rabat’s Chellah Fortress\, where Phoenician\, Roman\, and Islamic remains converge\n• Experience Andalusia’s cultural crossroads in Seville\, Córdoba\, and Granada\, featuring palaces\, mosques\, cathedrals\, and historic quarters\n• Visit exceptional Roman sites including Volubilis\, Italica\, and the soaring Roman aqueduct of Segovia\n• Discover UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Alhambra\, Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba\, Royal Alcázar of Seville\, and historic city centers\n• Delve into Spain’s artistic legacy with a guided visit of Madrid’s Prado Museum\n• Savor regional cuisine through welcome and farewell dinners\, select hosted meals\, and opportunities to dine independently\n• Stay in well-located 4- and 5-star hotels chosen for their quality\, comfort\, and proximity to key sites\nThis exclusive\, small-group tour is limited to just 16 participants.
URL:https://www.archaeological.org/event/aia-romans-moors-in-morocco-spain-tour/
CATEGORIES:AIA Tours / Travel Program,Education
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