Archive for September

In the Footsteps of King Richard III

Nov 29, 2012 5 Comments by

Exclusive trip to England in the company of critically acclaimed writer, Sharon Kay Penman. September 7-16, 2013   King for just two years, Richard III is one of England’s most controversial rulers. His bloody defeat and death at the Battle of Bosworth against Henry Tudor marked the end of the Plantagenet dynasty and the conclusion of [...]

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The History and Artistry of French Glass

Nov 01, 2012 No Comments by

Throughout history the art of glassmaking spread its crystalline web across France, where numerous craftspeople developed their own styles, each of which transpired in a collection of unique forms highlighting different techniques…

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Politics & Prose Travel Series

Dec 17, 2011 No Comments by

ATA is delighted to be partnering with Politics & Prose bookstore in an exciting new series of journeys that will merge great books with great travel. Full details can be found here: Stayed tuned for further literary adventures that will expand the Politics & Prose tradition of bringing booklovers together and literally take readers and [...]

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IMFRA’s Autumn Tour

Oct 26, 2011 No Comments

The vast forests of New England have long drawn autumn visitors to marvel at the vibrant, changing colors. During the excursion experience the vibrant palette in gold, orange, and red as the changing leaves transform the landscape. Visit the sublime Springwood Estate, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s home in Hyde Park, stay at an historic inn, ride an historic mountain train…

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City of Light: Strathmore in Paris

Oct 26, 2011 No Comments

The city of Paris has long nurtured vibrant communities of artists whose works have inspired, moved, and delighted the world for centuries. Join fellow Strathmore members on a journey to explore some of the masterpieces in the City of Light. From architectural works to collections of paintings, sculpture, and modern artistic expressions…

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Georgia & Armenia with AMNH Expeditions

Jul 28, 2011 No Comments

Located at the cusp of Europe and Asia, Georgia and Armenia were influenced by Persians, Greeks, Romans, Ottomans, and Russians and yet they have strikingly different languages and traditions.

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Egyptian Odyssey

Jul 20, 2011 No Comments

Along the Nile River’s fertile plains one of the earliest civilizations gave rise to an intriguing culture—the ancient Egyptians…

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Cornwall: Coastal Moors, Cliffs, and Gardens

Apr 25, 2011 No Comments

A remote land of coastal cliffs, moors, and fishing villages, with a long seafaring tradition, Cornwall offers beautiful scenery and a temperate climate…

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A Moroccan Odyssey

Apr 25, 2011 No Comments

Morocco’s mystique can be found in medinas that brim with color, soaring mountains that give way to endless…

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AuthentiCity Beijing

Dec 09, 2010 No Comments

Everyone is talking about China, a place where the history of the world’s oldest continuous civilization…

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