Art in Munich
- A short and sharp study of the art and architecture of the Bavarian capital.
- This art history holiday allows the option of combining with The Danube Music Festival.
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16–20 August 2010
5 days •
£1,420
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Baroque & Rococo
- This guided tour to Germany visits some of the most uplifting and spectacular buildings in the world.
- Glorious countryside, unspoilt towns and villages.
- Option of combining with The Danube Music Festival.
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11–19 August 2010
9 days •
£2,320
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Berlin, Potsdam, Dresden
- Art history tour studying the former capitals of Brandenburg-Prussia and Saxony.
- Both have immensely rich holdings of fine and decorative arts and architecture.
- Rebuilding and restoration continues to transform both cities.
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10–17 September 2010
8 days •
£2,080
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Dresden & Meissen
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Once one of the most admired cities in Europe, rebuilding and restoration has reached a peak.
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Outstanding art collections and fine 18th and 19th-century architecture.
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This tour in Germany's eastern regions has trips to Pillnitz and Meissen, including the porcelain factory.
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16–20 June 2010
5 days •
£1,100
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German Gothic
- Guided tour to Germany covering stunning architecture in rural places.
- Geographical spread of high quality churches necessitates some longer coach journeys.
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2–9 August 2010
8 days •
£2,170
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Oberammergau
- Guided tour to Germany to see this unique and moving event which has taken place nearly every ten years since 1634.
- Top category seats.
- Preceded by several days in Bavaria seeing some of the finest art and architecture, towns and villages of Germany’s most beautiful state.
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3–9 July 2010
7 days •
£2,550
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17–23 July 2010
7 days •
£2,480
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Opera in Dresden & Leipzig
- Rienzi and Parsifal (Wagner); Don Giovanni (Mozart) and La Bohème (Puccini).
- Rebuilding, restoration and refurbishment has wrought wonders in these once shattered cities.
- This Germany tour is led by musicologist Roderick Swanston.
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1–6 April 2010
6 days •
£2,080
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Organs of Bach’s Time
- Recitals on the finest Baroque organs to survive, some of them instruments which Bach and Handel knew.
- Accompanied by organist James Johnstone, a Bach specialist, who gives recitals and demonstrations in association with the local organists, and by Tom Abbott, art historian.
- The organs are located in towns and villages off the beaten track.
- Can also be combined with The Bach Journey, 20–26 June.
- This guided tour to Germany is for a maximum of 30 participants.
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16–20 June 2010
5 days •
£1,540
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