Archaeology Travel

Visiting Museums & Sites in a New Era

To say we live in changed times has become something of a cliché. What is certain, however, is that the way we both visit and experience museums and other cultural heritage sites has changed …
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10 Schools and Colleges You Can Visit, UK

England’s most prestigious schools are famous around the world for their history, traditions and educational achievements, and few people know you can visit them and their museums … Continue Reading >>

Royal London

Monarchs have been shaping London for centuries, from the Tower of London in the east to Windsor Castle in the west. Explore the history of the Royals in London in this 3-day, self-guided itinerary … Continue Reading >>

Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara, Egypt

Following an extensive period of restoration that began in 2006, but halted in 2011 and recommenced in 2013, the step pyramid of Djoser in the Saqqara necropolis – south of Cairo, will open to the public for the first time in early 2020 … Continue Reading >>

Nîmes: Romans, Gastronomy & Crocodiles

With its extraordinarily well preserved Roman architecture, Nîmes is often called the most Roman city outside of Rome. Any visit to the southern Occitane region of France can’t avoid Nîmes … Continue Reading >>

Swords of Kingdoms

For the first time artefacts from Sutton Hoo and the Staffordshire Hoard are being brought together in an exhibition at Sutton Hoo from Thursday 14th May – Sunday 29th November 2020 … Continue Reading >>

Torchlit Evening at the Roman Baths, UK

Each summer, the Roman Baths in Bath open their doors to late night visitors. Without the usual crowds, the soft glow from fire-lit torches creates a whole new way to experience this ancient place … Continue Reading >>

Burgundy, France

Burgundy is internationally renowned for its gastronomy. As one of France’s oldest historical regions it also has a complex and rich past that extends back thousands of years to the Stone Age … Continue Reading >>