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what’s special in 2012


In 2012, we invite you to go beyond the ordinary to experience the extraordinary... with Culturious.


• Sample the sparkling Proseccos on a morning vineyard walk and at a cozy osteria in the Valley of Valdobbiadene


• Explore Yellowstone on a wildlife safari led by an expert naturalist whose knowledge of nature and wolves is legendary


• Be treated to a private evening at home, in a beautifully restored Florence palazzo, hosted by a concert pianist


• Sample a real-life taste of locally produced olive oil and wine in Lucca before learning how to make a perfect plate of pasta


• Relish the Provençal picks of the day’s market on a picnic set in the lavender fields outside the stone village of Gordes


• Cruise through tropical mangrove forests rich with wildlife – and learn why they are critical to the endangered Scarlet Macaw


• Expand your horizons by learning to prepare a regionally inspired gourmet lunch in a hands-on cooking class in Paris


• Sit down for tea with an Italian contessa at her private palazzo


• Savor a homemade barbecue feast served under the stars at a private, mountainside home in Colorado


• Discover the time-honored secrets of a master gondola maker in Venice, before gliding through Venetian canals with a song


• Learn a little Español, Française or Italiano so you’ll feel more at home traveling with Culturious in Europe


• See Vincent van Gogh through the eyes of a local scholar in St-Remy-de-Provence


• Travel by snowcoach to the outer reaches of Yellowstone’s snowscapes for pristine winter views of bison, elk, coyotes...


• Fly over sandstone monuments and canyon-studded landscapes of the American West aboard a private sightseeing plane


• Saddle up for a trail ride through stunning Costa Rican scenes of sugar cane fields, coffee plantations and a hacienda


Call your travel agent or Culturious at 800-788-7885


www.culturious.com


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