Sewanee Alumni Study-Tours:
Journey No. 2
Rome: The Eternal City and the Finest Villas of its Hinterland
Rome: The Eternal City and the Finest Villas of its Hinterland is the second in a series of three annual Sewanee alumni study-tours,
Ancient Capitals of the Mediterranean World — Athens, Rome, Byzantium, led by Nigel McGilchrist, former Director of Sewanee’s European Studies Program.
Rome: Trip I: May 16 - 25 (this trip is full - add your name to the waiting list, click here.)
or Trip II: May 30 - June 8
The Ancient Capitals of the Mediterranean World —
Athens, Rome, Byzantium
It is said that the ancient world of the Mediterranean shaped western civilization. Rome is the second in a series of annual alumni study-tours to the three great — and vastly different — capitals of the early Mediterranean: Athens, Rome and Byzantium.
On the second journey, May 16–25, 2008 or May 30 - June 8, discover Rome: The Eternal City and the Finest Villas in its Hinterland.
Tour leader Nigel McGilchrist settled in the Mediterranean region 25 years ago, living and working in Greece, Italy and Turkey. As an instructor and director for Sewanee’s European Studies program, McGilchrist showed generations of Sewanee students the beauty and significance of the Mediterranean area.
This trip will be limited to 22 travelers. The cost per traveller will be $3,200 exclusive of air fare to Rome and other incidentals.
For a complete itinerary, click here .
To save your space on the trip, click here.
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