What’s Special in 2011
During our 20 years along the Yellow Roads of Europe, our in-depth knowledge and unique access have provided guests with extraordinary experiences in every European destination. Here are just a few for 2011:
Quality Inclusions, the Tauck Difference...
• After-hours guided sightseeing through the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel on every cruise and Yellow Roads land journey spending the night in Rome
FRANCE, SPAIN & THE AEGEAN The Art of Living: Barcelona to Paris – 13 Days .......................122
Normandy, Brittany, Paris & the Loire Valley – 13 Days ..............................................125 A Week In... Paris and Provence – 8 Days
Provence – 8 Days
Paris & the Loire Valley – 8 Days A Week In… Spain – 8 Days
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Paradors of Northern Spain – 14 Days .......................................136 Spain and Portugal – 14 Days ...................................................139 Treasures of the Aegean – 14 Days
............................ 142 TAUCK’S PERSONALLY SELECTED SHIPS
Wind Star / Wind Spirit ................................................................146 Le Boreal / L’Austral ....................................................................147 Le Levant ....................................................................................148 Le Ponant ...................................................................................149 ms Swiss Jewel, ms Swiss Emerald, ms Swiss Sapphire ............150
JOURNEY & CRUISE CALENDAR Europe Departures by Month ..................................................... 152
GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................154
• Private after-hours dinner at the Tower of London, followed by the 700-year-old Ceremony of the Keys
• In St. Petersburg, a Tchaikovsky evening featuring dinner accompanied by the music of Peter Tchaikovsky
• Special Scottish evening in Inverness featuring bagpipers, Highland dancers and a wee bit about the kilts and tartans
• Hands-on demonstration and tastings at an award-winning restaurant and cooking school in France’s Rhône Valley
• Private recital at Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral in Cork
• Special evening at Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle highlighted by a private tour and gala dinner with music
• Private demonstration by Provençal cowboys and a traditional meal with music and storytelling in La Camargue
• Private lectures on Italian society at a villa on Capri; on Russia “Then and Now” with a Kremlin insider; on the Renaissance by an art historian in Florence; and many more
• Wine tastings at a 17th-century hotel in Italy and a Beaujolais vineyard in France, balsamic vinegar tasting in Modena, lunch at a sherry bodega in Spain
• Cooking demonstration by a master chef in Bologna, Vienna, pizza-making in Pisa, marzipan-making in Germany
• Private cruises on the River Seine, Loch Lomond, Lake Maggiore, the Danube River, and Norway’s narrowest fjord
• “Degustation dinner” at a family-run vineyard in Languedoc
He turned footwear into an art in the 1920s for the Hollywood elite, and Salvatore
Ferragamo’s influence on high-stepping fashion = See video on our website = Top 10 for 2011
= Tauck Bridges family travel adventure = Rail Journeys
= Tauck Culturious = Small Ship = River Cruise
continues to set new trends today. As a highly popular Tauck Exclusive made possible by our partnership with AuthentEscapes, you’re invited to see his prized collection of shoes during a private wine-tasting reception at the Ferragamo Museum in Florence, hosted by Salvatore Ferragamo, grandson of the fashion icon, on special departures of Tauck’s Classic Italy. See p. 21!
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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