- Tours
- Expert speakers
- Reviews
- Why travel with us?
- Solo travel
- About us
Europe
(156)
Italy
(47)
United Kingdom
(28)
Germany
(17)
Spain
(16)
France
(13)
Austria
(9)
Netherlands
(5)
Czech Republic
(4)
Switzerland
(4)
Croatia
(3)
Portugal
(3)
Slovakia
(3)
Belgium
(2)
Finland
(2)
Greece
(2)
Hungary
(2)
Ireland
(2)
Albania
(1)
Armenia
(1)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
(1)
Bulgaria
(1)
Cyprus
(1)
Denmark
(1)
Estonia
(1)
Georgia
(1)
Malta
(1)
Montenegro
(1)
Norway
(1)
Poland
(1)
Romania
(1)
Serbia
(1)
Iceland
Latvia
Lithuania
Sweden
Archaeology tours
From prehistoric cave art in Spain to the Acropolis in Athens, and Pompeii to Cambodia, our archaeological tours journey through history exploring antique and Classical worlds.
Getting up close to the evidence and artefacts of early civilisations, our expert tour-leaders decode the stories of the most famous archaeological sites, as well as countless lesser-known ones.
"
The lecturer was completely devoted to us throughout the week and shared with us all his scholarly knowledge and enthusiasm. It was a pleasure and a privilege to travel with him. "
Pompeii & Herculaneum - Antiquities of the Bay of Naples
"
We found the organisation of the tour to be excellent; it had clearly been thought out to get the best from the monuments we had come to see while taking care of the participants’ needs. "
Pompeii & Herculaneum - Antiquities of the Bay of Naples
"
We loved getting off the beaten path with visits to many archaeological sites that we likely wouldn't have experienced on our own. "
Peru: the Andean Heartland - Pre-Columbian to present day
"
My highlights featured more recent history, namely the UNESCO towns of Berat and Gjirokastra, the citadel at Kruja (excellent Ethnographic museum, intriguing and amusing Skanderbeg Museum) and Tirana. "
Albania: Crossroads of Antiquity - Archaeology, history, art and landscape
"
Dr. Theodossiev is an excellent speaker: very knowledgeable, not only in archaeology but also in the later history and art of his country. "
Bulgaria - Archaeology and art from prehistoric to modern
Sign up to our e-newsletter
e-newsletter recipients are the first to hear about our future plans and our tours as they come on sale. By signing up you agree to our Privacy policy.
Or request your free magazine here



