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Berlin, Potsdam, Dresden - Art & Architecture in Brandenburg & Saxony
- Studies 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.
Mentioned below are other holidays that fall either side of this one. If you would like to book two or more holidays in a row, it will be your responsibility to make your own way between them, however we are happy to offer advice if necessary. The exceptions are tours that are specifically offered as 'pre-festival' or 'post-festival' tours – for these we provide a transfer between tour and festival where needed. Please note that our online booking process allows for only one tour to be booked at a time so please contact us if you would like to book more than 1 tour or music festival.
Beethoven in Bonn
- Five concerts at the Beethovenhalle with the Philharmonia Orchestra under Esa-Pekka Salonen.
- Includes some of the many museums of this former capital city and an optional day in Cologne.
- First-class rail from London to Cologne.
Music in the Saxon Hills
- A new tour for 2012.
- A remarkable music festival with internationally renowned musicians in a little-visited region.
- Beautiful and varied landscapes, unspoilt old towns, magnificent Gothic churches.
Gardens and Villas of The Italian Lakes
- A wonderful variety of villas and gardens around Lakes Maggiore and Como.
- Some of the most fascinating historic gardens in Europe, all enhanced by splendid natural settings.
- Lakeside hotels.
St Petersburg
- St Petersburg is perhaps the grandest city in Europe, and one of the most beautiful.
- Magnificent architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries, especially the palaces of the Romanovs, nobility and merchants.
- Outstanding art collections, the Hermitage being the largest art museum in the world.
Walking to Santiago
- The last great pilgrimage route in Christendom which still attracts walkers; scenically wonderful with much fine architecture.
- Selected sections from the Pyrenees through northern Spain to Compostela.
- Walking in comfort: good hotels; luggage transferred separately; maximum of 15 participants.
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.
Very instructive and well-planned, as exemplified in the variety of churches, public buildings, palaces and gardens seen in Berlin, Potsdam and Dresden.
Our lecturer was excellent. He is a walking encyclopedia but he also knows how to make it all so very interesting.I feel privileged to have been shown around by someone with such an amazing breadth of knowledge.Very pleased with it and feel that we would have seen only a fraction of the places visited if we had been by ourselves.This was our first Martin Randall tour and we were very impressed. It exceeded our expectations – well managed, first class guide, good accommodation and pleasant travel companions.
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