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Exclusive art-lovers tour in Italy


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oin us on 5-14 December for an unforgettable, small-group journey through


Italy, uncovering the remarkable legacies of long-


overlooked female artists. Explore the lives of Artemisia Gentileschi (baroque artist) and Plautilla Nelli (Florence’s pioneering Renaissance artist). We’ll bridge the past and present


with exclusive private tours and insightful workshops featuring today’s acclaimed female entrepreneurs and artisans, including superstars such as Betty Soldi, Vittoria Colonna, Marina Calamai, Vittoria


Ferragamo and


Angela Caputi — ideal opportunities for your holiday shopping. Immerse yourself in Italy’s beauty,


history and culinary treasures. Experience rare access to a private palace and attend behind-the-scenes tours led by restorers and conserva- tors. Participate in once-in-a-lifetime experiences, including exceptional stays in beautiful hotels — you’ll stay at the Ferragamo estate, Il Borro, and indulge your senses with gourmet Italian cuisine and prestigious wine tastings. Tis journey will support the restoration of artworks by female artists from the 1500s.


Artemisia Gentileschi, Madonna & Child, Spada Gallery, Rome


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Copenhagen’s hidden hotel gem


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ucked away in Vesterbro, one of Copenhagen’s trendiest neigh- bourhoods, Andersen Boutique


Hotel feels more like the welcoming home of a beloved family member than a typical hotel. From the moment


you arrive,


you’re greeted with genuine warmth and personal attention — don’t be surprised if the receptionist asks, “How was the restaurant?” when you return from your evening out. “Here, service is more than just fresh


towels, bicycle rental and luggage storage,” says Karen Nedergaard, general manager and third-genera- tion host of this family-owned hotel. Defying the typical Scandinavian


Sign up before 15 August and save


£372. Your journey will directly support the


restoration of artworks by female artists from the 1500s


minimalism, Andersen Hotel is styled with bold colours and rich textures from Designers Guild, creating a vibrant and cosy atmosphere, which is as distinctive as it is comfortable. Centrally


located, the hotel is


within walking distance of Tivoli Gardens, many acclaimed restau- rants, and some of Copenhagen’s most charming cafes.


WINE HOUR


Every day from 5-6pm, the hotel invites you to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine at the bar during Wine Hour.


Get in touch: T: +1 603 858 2733 E: kiki@kikinetwork.com kikinetworktravel.com/art-culture-italy2025


andersen-hotel.dk T: +45 33 31 46 10


boats. Pure Boats is a small


The ultimate canal cruise C


ruise Amsterdam’s iconic


canals aboard Pure Boats’ beautifully restored electric inde-


pendent canal cruise company, offering boutique tours, curated for the discerning traveller. Intimate and luxurious, every cruise with Pure Boats is a unique way to expe- rience the city’s charm. Choose from a private charter or tailored experience for


small


groups, on an open or closed boat. Whether you’re planning a romantic trip for two, or a fine-dining cruise for up to 30 guests, the team will be delighted to assist you in creating unforgettable memories. Enhance your time on board with


seasonal bites, Dutch craft beers and fine wines from Amsterdam’s best


local suppliers, such as


Buufs Keuken. Pure Boats’ professional crew of


captains and hosts deliver genuine hospitality and rich local knowledge, offering a unique insight into the city’s history and culture. Te team can’t wait to welcome you on board.


Helen Frankenthaler, Second Wind, 1976 IMAGE: VG BILD-KUNST, BONN; HELEN FRANKENTHALER FOUNDATION, NEW YORK A


Visit pureboats.com for private canal cruises and shared group experiences. Tickets from €35 (£30) per person. Visit the Pure Boats office at Keizersgracht 92, 1015 CV Amsterdam


promise that the privately funded museum has delivered on since opening in June 2024.


Showing works by international greats such as Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Atsuko Tanaka and Frank Stella, it’s the only museum in Europe built by the Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki (1928-2024). Te museum embodies Reinhard


Ernst’s vision to create not a solemn temple of art but an approachable building


that welcomes everyone,


open to the constant interplay between art, architecture and people. Abstract art doesn’t dictate anything, it speaks directly and immediately to the viewer. Te freedom to approach


IMAGE: HELBIG AND MARBURGER


museum-re.de T: +49 (0)611 763 8888 0 E: info@museum-re.de


art on one’s own terms is paired with an ongoing fascination with colour as a key ingredient in artistic practice. Clear lines of sight set both the art


and the architectural surroundings into scene, while the galleries have been specifically designed to display works of art with large dimensions.


Abstract art from a new angle


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