Media Enquiries
We welcome enquiries from newspapers and magazine journalists about all our tours.
We would be delighted to provide images to accompany any press coverage and would be pleased to contribute to articles as required.
Please contact Chloe Pepper if you have a media enquiry or request and we will be delighted to help in any way we can.
E-mail: chloe@ciceroni.co.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 1869 868423
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RECENT MEDIA COVERAGE
Timeless Travels - Tom Duncan has written an article on Dresden due to be published 1 June 2017
Berlin & Potsdam
Prussia & the Rise of Germany
Germany
Sunday 25 - Friday 30 October 2020 (6 Days)
The re-unification of Germany in 1990 restored Berlin to its status as capital city. Previously, a long succession of German kings and emperors created many fine palaces but nowhere else in Europe was so much energy expended on building museums and art galleries for the public. Now almost all are fully restored and redisplayed and it is this cornucopia of the arts which we shall explore in Berlin and nearby Potsdam.
A Weekend in Renaissance Bologna
Popes & Patricians:
Italy
Thursday 26 - Sunday 29 November 2020 (4 Days)
Bologna is renowned for its fine medieval architecture in warmly welcoming brick and its distinguished role in the history of painting. The city centre is a delight to stroll in, and its churches and picture gallery house many gems, surprisingly little known. Of course, no round of cultural exploration would function properly without adequate sustenance and Bologna is one of the great culinary cities of Italy.
Florence & the Early Medici
Patricians & Patronage
Italy
Wednesday 24 February - Monday 1 March 2021 (6 Days)
The Medici family are synonymous with Florence and with the birth of renaissance art - the list of the architects, sculptors and painters employed by the family is astounding. Focusing on the era of the early Medici, we shall explore the monuments, churches and museums of Florence, looking at some of the masterpieces created for successive generations of the family. This visit is specifically designed to bring some of the best-loved works of the Renaissance into sharp relief.
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