Small Group Cultural Immersion Vivere Bene in Italia
“Life is an art, and you are the artist.” Italians have practiced this approach to life for centuries, as you’ll discover wherever Culturious explores the culture that practically invented the art of living well. In Florence, it means sampling street food at the Mercato Centrale, watching art restoration specialist Bettina at work in her studio, getting the scoop on Michelangelo from an art historian and touring the Uffizi, and joining concert pianist Gregorio and his wife for a private recital and an aperitivo.
Whether you’re hiking between Cinque Terre’s villages with your local guide, tasting virgin olive oil in the Tuscan hills or grappa in Bassano del Grappo, taking a close look at Giotto’s frescoes in Padua or trying your hand at Venetian cooking... you’ll feel transformed, and find the art of living well with Culturious alive in Italy...
Where the Buffalo Roam...
Their proper name is the American bison, and they again roam freely within Yellowstone National Park... and still symbolize the spirit of the West that you’ll explore with Culturious. You’ll see them – along with elk, moose, pronghorn and other resident wildlife – as you hike through Yellowstone with naturalist guides in the summer; negotiate the park’s frozen landscapes by snowcoach in winter, when its geysers and fumaroles are at their most spectacular; or go biking in the shadow of the Tetons.
There’s more to the West you’ll experience with your Culturious pardners... driving cattle with cowhands like Tom Angle on a working Wyoming ranch... tracking wolves and grizzlies on a wildlife safari... picnicking among the kivas and petroglyphs of Mesa Verde... discovering mystical Monument Valley with a Navajo guide... and reliving the Old West in ghost towns and posh historic hotels in the Four Corners... find yourself someplace new.
Call your travel agent or Culturious at 8 -00 788-7885 9
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