Contact us on 01722 705 215
Scotland
UK & Ireland
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Archaeology
Gardens
Historic Houses
Travel Options
Activity Levels
Tour Styles
Meet Your Experts
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque faucibus ex sapien vitae.Quisque faucibus ex sapien vitae. Offer ends 1st January
Our tours across the rest of Europe reach countries that repay the effort of getting to them. Bulgaria has come through a golden age for archaeological discoveries and now holds Neolithic settlements, Thracian tombs and exuberantly painted medieval churches. Albania's ancient cities at Durrës, Apollonia, Butrint and Byllis sit among mountains and deep blue sea. Serbia's Danube lands were home to the Illyrians and the Serbs, and the sites run from remote prehistory forward. Malta's stone temples were raised 5,000 years ago. In Poland, Warsaw, Torun and Gdansk trace a story from the medieval Baltic to the twentieth century, and in Scandinavia the Viking homelands record a trading network that reached from Greenland to Baghdad.
Each tour here is built around one shared interest, whether that's archaeology, history or gardens, and you travel with specialists who love sharing it.
Dr. Eleanor Marsh, Archaeologist & Tour Leader
Filter by
Price range
Trip duration
Collection
7 results
Everywhere in Europe outside our named destinations, including Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Malta, Sweden and Denmark.
Only because each has a smaller number of tours than the destinations with pages of their own. Several are among the most rewarding places we travel, precisely because fewer visitors reach them.
Some involve longer journeys and more remote sites, and a few are explicit about being off the beaten track. Each itinerary sets out what it involves, and there are gentler options, including a tour based in Split with Diocletian's Palace at its heart.
Spring and autumn for the Mediterranean and Balkan itineraries, when sites are quieter and the walking is more comfortable. Scandinavian and Baltic tours run through the lighter months.
Archaeological sites mean uneven ground, steps and little shade, and some of these are extensive. Each itinerary carries an activity level of easy, moderate or active so you know what to expect before you book.
Yes, and many guests do. Shared interest does most of the work, and conversation tends to start with whatever you have just seen.
Cookies
This website uses cookies to enhance your user experience. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to the use of all cookies. You can withdraw consent at any time. Learn more.