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Voysey House,
Barley Mow Passage
London W4 4GF
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8742 3355
USA: 1-800-988-6168
Canada: (647) 382 1644
Australia: 1300 55 95 95
New Zealand: 61-7-3377-0141
United Kingdom Tours
Indian Art in London
- This day takes advantage of two temporary exhibitions in London and explores the riches of the Indian collection at the V&A.
- A private collection of Ragamalas - miniature paintings related to music and poetry - at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
- Visits the Zoffany exhibition in the Sackler Galleries, providing a good insight to the life of the British in India.
–19 May 2012
1 days
£170
Walking Hadrian’s Wall
- The archaeology and history of the largest Roman construction in northern Europe.
- The most spectacular stretches accessible only on foot, this is also a walking tour through some of the most magnificent scenery in England.
- Excursions from coast to coast include all the major Roman sites and relevant museums.
20–26 May 2012
7 days
£1,790
9–15 Sep 2012
7 days
£1,790
19–25 May 2013
7 days
£TBC
Great Houses of the North
- The finest country houses and gardens in northern England, from mediaeval to Victorian, with an emphasis on the eighteenth century.
- Unhurried: there is plenty of time to rest, relax and absorb. Only two hotel changes.
- Some of the most glorious countryside in England, plus a few items other than houses.
21–30 May 2012
10 days
£3,080
13–22 May 2013
10 days
£TBC
The Cotswolds
- Nine walks through some of the loveliest countryside in the world with stops to enjoy buildings and landscape features.
- A carefully selected itinerary which favours the lesser-visited and less accessible places over some of the more touristy ones.
- Several outstanding gardens are a feature, as are manor houses and a handful of the finest parish churches in the country.
21–28 May 2012
8 days
£2,420
10–17 Sep 2012
8 days
£2,420
9–16 Sep 2013
8 days
£TBC
Walking in Cornwall
- Walks on most days through some of the most beautiful scenery in England.
- Visits to gardens, country houses, art galleries, and historic towns and villages. Maritime history, literary associations and the history of the county feature.
- Attention is also paid to geology, botany, ecology and other aspects of the natural world.
23–30 May 2012
8 days
£2,280
Park & Alley: Across London on Foot
- London seen from parks, gardens, alleys, backstreets and pedestrian zones.
- A unique and fascinating journey through the heart of the most vibrant, varied and fascinating city in Europe.
- Champagne at the Savoy and lunch in the grandest Elizabethan hall in England.
–25 May 2012
1 days
£160
–5 Oct 2012
1 days
£160
Shakespeare & his World
- An exceptional theatrical experience: five Shakespeare plays, visits to related sites, talks and discussions.
- At Stratford with the Royal Shakespeare Company: King John, Julius Caesar and Richard III.
- In London: The Comedy of Errors at the Roundhouse and Henry V at the Globe, the reconstruction of the theatre where it was probably first performed.
12–17 Jun 2012
6 days
£1,920
Ardgowan
- Stay as guests at Ardgowan, a grand 18th-century country house which remains a private home, not a hotel nor a museum.
- Visit other country houses in the vicinity, some not generally open to the public, all with special arrangements or privileged access.
- Pass through the stunning coastal and Lowland landscapes of western Scotland.
14–19 Jun 2012
6 days
£2,290
20–25 Jun 2013
6 days
£TBC
Great Houses of the East
- The best country houses in East Anglia and the East Midlands, outstanding examples from the end of the Middle Ages to the Victorian era.
- The Tudor and Stuart age is particularly well represented, as is the Palladian style.
- Great architecture, major works of art, spectacular gardens, landscaped parks, life both sides of the green baize door.
20–28 Jun 2012
9 days
£2,880
The Victorian Achievement
- Studies the social history, industrial archaeology, architecture and art of the reign of Queen Victoria, a period when Great Britain led the world in trade, industry and ideas.
- Includes some of the most beautiful architecture of the era and immensely impressive works of engineering – canals, railways, bridges.
- Painting and sculpture in all its manifold variety features; many of the country’s best collections of the Victorian art are in the region.
25 Jun–2 Jul 2012
8 days
£1,850
28 Aug–4 Sep 2012
8 days
£1,850
27 Aug–3 Sep 2013
8 days
£TBC
TESTIMONIALS
This is the second M. R. tour based in the UK only I have taken and it is a delight to see your own country in a way you usually associate with foreign travel.
R.T., Middlesex
Nicely timed and varied. The weather was very kind to us and the length of the “day out” was not too taxing in the heat.H. & E.B., Co. Down
Very impressed with our lecturer’s knowledge of everywhere we visited and how everything was so well organised.E.G., Berkshire
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