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Alumni Journeys>Village Life - Siena



Village_lifeVillage Life in Tuscany

June 21–
29, 2008
with Peabody Faculty Member Ernest Liotti

$2,820 per person,
land only


Join this delightful Tuscan experience and discover the stunning beauty, rich history and unrivalled artistic and cultural legacies of one of Italy’s most fabled regions while staying in the charming 130-year-old Hotel Chiusarelli, located in the heart of the medieval town of Siena, a UNESCO World Heritage site.  This specially designed itinerary features a full program of included excursions that provides a perfect balance between the world-renowned treasures of Florence and some of Tuscany’s lesser known treasures like the enchanting medieval hamlets of San Gimignano and Montalcino where the rhythms of life have remained virtually unchanged for centuries. During your week in Tuscany, stand in Siena’s Piazza del Campo, where Tuscany’s greatest festival, the Palio, has been held since 1283; admire Michelangelo’ s masterpiece, the David, in Florence; sample the world-renowned wines of Chianti; and savor the sumptuous delights of one of Italy’s most famous cuisines. Your appreciation for Tuscany’s history and culture will be enhanced through a custom-designed program of exclusive lectures and enhancements including a performance of Gregorian chants by monks at the Abbey of St. Antimo and a specially arranged Village Forum with local residents that will provide insight into life in provincial Tuscany.

 


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