For Parents and Friends The Cultural trip
The Cultural Trip to Italy provides an immersive exploration of Europe's rich artistic and historical legacy. Italy, particularly during the Renaissance, served as a centre of artistic innovation and intellectual growth, making it an ideal destination for an in-depth cultural experience.
This trip allows participants to explore the masterpieces of renowned artists, experience the grandeur of historic sites, and gain insights into the cultural heritage that shaped modern Europe.
Continuing the tradition of previous classes who embarked on this educational journey in their final year, parents are invited to join and personally experience the profound impact of this transformative adventure.
Travel and Accommodation
We travel in a small group of up to 7, staying in a charming villa in central Italy, where you'll be accommodated in double rooms. From this central location, we embark on daily excursions to explore various sites. We also have rest days built into the itinerary and can arrange additional cultural experiences upon request.
With the flexibility of a rented minibus, we enjoy the freedom to plan our activities spontaneously, though some museum visits may require booking. Participants are responsible for their meals, with opportunities to dine at local restaurants on occasion.
Dates and Cost
We are pleased to offer this trip following the original Class 12 plan with a duration of approximately two weeks, including travel days.
Estimated Cost: £1,800 - £2,000
- Covers: Travel, accommodation, museum tickets, and food
- Note: Final cost may vary based on the number of participants
Scheduled Dates:
- Easter Holiday 2025
- July/August 2025
To secure your place, please register your interest and prepare for an exciting and educational journey!
The Itinerary
The itinerary was curated to expose the visitor to various facets of Italy's cultural legacy:
- Ravenna: Known for stunning Byzantine mosaics in the Basilica of San Vitale and the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia.
- Assisi: Home to the Basilica of Saint Francis, adorned with frescoes by artists like Giotto.
- Urbino: Birthplace of the painter Raphael, reflecting Renaissance humanism.
- Florence: The cradle of the Renaissance, showcasing masterpieces by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Botticelli.
- Sansepolcro and Cortona: Providing insight into the broader cultural landscape of the Renaissance era.
- Rome: The culmination of the trip, with artistic treasures spanning from ancient times to the Baroque period.
The Trip Leader
Csaba studied painting and art history in Budapest and trained as a Waldorf teacher in London. With over ten years of experience at Ringwood Waldorf School, he teaches art, art history, and history. In addition to his teaching role, Csaba leads art workshops, offers adult educational courses, and organises the Class 12 cultural trip to Italy, which focuses on the Italian Renaissance.
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