Online talks
Our online talks programme originated in 2020, the result of the pandemic, yet quickly established itself as a popular year-round product in its own right. We have continued to run a programme of enlightening, entertaining and intellectually stimulating series ever since.
How we understand the history and culture of a specific subject can be determined by the age at which we were first exposed to it; the online series offer fresh perspectives on a range of topics, both familiar and unexpected. They provide a showcase to our expert speakers that goes beyond tour-leading to the heart of current scholarship. Watch live from the privacy of your own home and participate in the Q&A sessions that follow each talk or watch at your leisure for two months following the end of each series. The online series also make excellent gifts.
Featured online talks
Catch up on past series
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This tour really opened my eyes to a beautiful part of Spain I had never visited. The simplistic beauty of the Romanesque architecture was the highlight for me especially the monastery at San Juan de le Pena. Our lecturer was incredibly enthusiastic and her broad knowledge covered not only art history, but architecture, medieval history and basically anything we asked her. "
Aragón: Hidden Spain - Teruel, Zaragoza, Sos
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This was a fairy tale trip which will live in the memory for a long time. Congratulations to Martin Randall Travel for choosing such an eclectic topic and reaching such a high standard in a country where tourism is not highly developed. "
Moldavia & Transylvania - Towns, villages and painted churches on the edge of Europe
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Once again a very pleasant holiday – one comes home very pleased with the overall experience. "
The Venetian Hills - Renaissance art in the foothills of the Dolomites
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Michael has a wonderful way of bringing to life centuries old sights. Never boring or dull, but always witty and on point. "
The Heart of Italy - Umbria’s finest art and architecture
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The privilege of one's life was to have the Sistine Chapel all to ourselves! Priceless. "
Palaces & Villas of Rome - From Empire to Papacy: the power of magnificence