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Petersburg, two of Russia’s fabulous is in addition to the tour cost. All arrange-
cities, on its next international tour Friday, ments are handled by Dick Ranian Travel
June 18 to Sunday, June 27, 2010. This Advisors of Lake Oswego.
journey is a wonderful opportunity to For a full itinerary and tour costs,
travel to the former Soviet Union as part reference the MAC Web site or contact
of a small group. The dates of this tour are Member Events Manager Lori Martin at
timed to coincide with the White Nights of 503-517-7269.
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St. Petersburg, when the locals celebrate 24
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hours of daylight for several successive days.
Turkey and Greece
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The club’s second 2010 destination is a
Specializing in Conventional,
The tour begins in Moscow with
journey to Turkey and Greece Wednesday,
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Cathedral Square and a visit to the Grand
Kremlin Palace, the Terem Palace and the
Oct. 6 to Thursday, Oct. 21.
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the Grand Covered Bazaar with a kaleido-
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entertainment at the Moscow Circus. The
scope of 3,500 shops. An overland tour of
tour continues with visits to New Maiden
Turkey includes Gallipoli, Canakkale, Troy,
Convent and Pushkin Gallery.
Izmir, Ephesus, Pamukkale, Bursa and
In St. Petersburg, the tour high-
Hierapolis.
lights are the Winter Palace, Hermitage
The trip continues with a flight from
Museum, Peter and Paul Fortress, St.
Istanbul to Athens. Sightseeing includes
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Isaac’s Cathedral, Peterhof Yussoupov
a visit to the Acropolis and the New
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Palace, and an excursion to Pushkin for a
Acropolis Museum, followed by an over-
special visit to Catherine Palace, and the
land journey to Corinth, Mycenae and
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Palace of Paul I in Pavlovsk.
Nauplia. At Olympia, the group visits the D B S ! O F F E !
Accommodations are all four-star or
Temples of Zeus and Hera and continues T F S W J D F @
higher, and are in safe neighborhoods with
to Delphi and Kalambaka before returning
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scenic or historical significance. A private
to Athens.
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guide or tour escort is with the group,
For more information, contact Member
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except for free time. Many meals are
Events Manager Lori Martin at 503-517-
ferson – 2 blocks from MAC
included in the tour package.
7269 or
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