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Become acquainted with the eighteenth century throughout the world
by traveling with Colonial Williamsburg.
Each intellectually stimulating tour explores the history, arts,
and culture that shaped the United States of America.
Your generous support of Colonial Williamsburg entitles you to travel with us to destinations near and far, where friends of the Foundation grant us access to private collections, exclusive properties, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Our superb guides and guest experts will illuminate your journey, and everywhere you will enjoy fine dining, excellent accommodations, and wonderful company. These extraordinary travel experiences are available exclusively for donors to Colonial Williamsburg.
France
Jefferson, Lafayette, and Napoleon in France: Three Men Who Changed the World.
October 11-18, 2009
The Historic Coast of South America:
A Grand Voyage in Two Segments
February 28–March 22, 2010
The Legacies of Discovery:
Portugal, Spain, and the New World, plus Morocco
Portugal/Spain: April 18-25, 2010
Morocco: April 25-May 2, 2010
This extraordinary tour of three of the great cities of the Iberian Peninsula
will focus on the great Age of Discovery and take the full measure of the
Portuguese and Spanish achievement during this watershed era of western civilization.
Savor Lisbon’s splendid museums, rich monasteries and stunning natural
beauty. Continue to Andalusia, with its whitewashed hill towns, elegant Moorish
palaces, and of course, vibrant Seville, Cordoba and Granada.
The trip will
conveniently dovetail with a separate tour to Morocco, the first country
to recognize the fledgling United States in 1777. The Morocco tour begins
in Tangiers and may be enjoyed separately on its own or as an extension to
the Portugal and Spain program.
Our week's journey through Morocco will take
us to Fès, the oldest of Morocco’s four Imperial Cities with
its strong Arab culture and exotic medina; and Marrakech – ‘the
Red City’ and the African heart of the complex make-up of Morocco.
We will explore this diverse and mysterious country, enjoying entrées
to private residences, exotic palaces and hidden gardens.
France: Between
Two Revolutions—
Events that Changed the World
June 4 - 13, 2010
Canada’s Maritime
Provinces
A Fall Foliage Voyage Through English and French Colonial History
September 25 – October 4, 2010
For more information on
the Colonial Williamsburg Donor Society Travel Program
please contact the Travel Program at (757) 220-7247
or e-mail culturalexpeditions@cwf.org
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