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For people fascinated by archaeology, there are several holiday destinations that are a no-brainer such as Egypt and Italy. However, if you prefer to think a little outside of the box, there are a selection of other locations well worth a visit on your next archaeological adventure. With lesser-explored sites…

If you're yet to travel but you're feeling ready to get back out there, why not treat yourself to a place on one of our November and December archaeological tours? We have a selection of fascinating holidays on offer this winter, which can take you from familiar destinations such as…

What are you doing next spring? Do you have plans yet or just travel ambitions? If you've not yet decided where it is you want to visit, we have a selection of archaeological adventures departing in both March and April that will take you to memorable sites in locations both…

If the thought of spending the holiday season at home is uninspiring after months this year of doing the same, why not treat yourself to an archaeological trip away. Whether you're after winter sun with a temples and tombs or a frosty European break where history abounds, we might have…

Art history, archaeology, history and ancient rock art tours led by expert guides take centre stage in our exciting new full programme for the new year, which also includes £99 deposits and huge savings for early bookers of up to £500pp!

There's a broad selection of fascinating tours in our…

This is a land where dramatic events shaped ancient history - the superpowers of Carthage and Rome clashed in three Punic Wars, which determined the course of Western history. Lasting more than 100 years, the conflict ultimately resulted in the destruction of Carthage and assured Roman ascendancy. Join us to…

Nothing prepares you for spending time with the folk of Neolithic Orkney. Our visitors experience a sense of wonder, amazement and almost disbelief that they can have a direct experience of life 5,000 years ago, an unrivalled experience of deep time amongst this exquisite natural environment.

Those joining us here…

From July 10th, many destinations around the world will once again be open to visitors, which may come as welcome news to those of us whose travel plans have been disrupted throughout the first half of 2020. For the most up-to-date and full list of countries that are finally opening…

The ancient city of Verulamium grew from an Iron Age settlement, or oppidum, to become a prosperous Roman provincial town. After the Claudian invasion of Britain in AD 43, it has been theorised that Verulamium achieved the status of ‘municipium’ - a semi-independent city state, though there is no evidence…