Visit to Quebec House, Westerham and Titsey Place House and Gardens – Wednesday 15 May – TOUR CLOSED
QUEBEC HOUSE, Westerham In the morning we will arrive here in the centre of Westerham and have guided tours in[…]
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QUEBEC HOUSE, Westerham In the morning we will arrive here in the centre of Westerham and have guided tours in[…]
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Read moreWe will have timed tickets during the morning to the Exhibition, ‘Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance’, being transferred directly from the[…]
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Read moreBroughton Castle is a moated and fortified manor house, the home of Lord and Lady Saye and Sele, which has[…]
Read morePitzhanger Manor is an English country house (it was the countryside in the early 19C!) famous as the home of[…]
Read moreA walk round this beautiful old city and World Heritage site on the ancient Silk Road with Chris Aslan Alexander.[…]
Read moreThe Mauritshuis. Holland and has been the home of the Royal Cabinet of Paintings for nearly 200 years. The collection[…]
Read moreSyon is the magnificent Grade I listed London residence of the Duke of Northumberland. We will have a morning tour[…]
Read moreThe East End is one of London’s most fascinating and dynamic districts. It is essentially the story of immigration, wave[…]
Read moreMorning visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum dramatically situated on the East Cliff at Bournemouth overlooking the sea. […]
Read moreWe expect this to be a very special evening – and one for which we were on the waiting list[…]
Read moreWilliam Blake, 1757 – 1827, was a painter, printmaker and poet. Largely unrecognised in his lifetime, he is now seen[…]
Read moreGuided tour of the beautiful 15th C stained glass windows in St Mary’s, followed by a Thameside pub lunch and[…]
Read moreAn important inspiration for Charles Dickens, Rochester retains many mediaeval features, including houses in the High Street, the cathedral and[…]
Read moreAdam Aaronson has been at the forefront of contemporary glass artistry for some 40 years. We will have an afternoon[…]
Read moreGuided tour of Parham House, one of our finest Elizabethan Houses, with its collection of art, furniture and early needlework[…]
Read moreThis critically acclaimed exhibition displays more than 75 of Claude Monet’s paintings of Normandy, Rouen, Paris, London and Venice, showing[…]
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