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A ‘Magical History Tour’ of West Malling in Kent
Well known for its picturesque Georgian high street, West Malling is much older and there is more than that to see. People have inhabited the…
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Osnabrück – Oldenburg Route of Megalithic Culture in Lower Saxony, Germany
Numerous megalithic tombs survive in north west Germany. Thirty-three of the best of these prehistoric sites have been singled out to create a cultural route,…
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Exploring the Historic Town of Sintra: its Palaces, Parks & Castles
Sintra is an unforgettably scenic location which offers a range of options, either heading straight to Pena Palace or enjoying a day or two to…
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The Best of Portugal’s Past: 21 Days of Archaeology & History by Train
Explore Portugal’s fascinating history from Braga in the North, once the capital of the Roman province of Gallaecia, to Portimão in the south, with its…
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The Mykonos Vase: is this the Oldest Image of the Trojan Horse?
Found in 1961 by a construction worker on the island of Mykonos, the Mykonos Vase is widely accepted to have the earliest representation of the…
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Seeing the Unseen: Enhancing Visitor Experience at Skogerveien Rock Art
Hidden between the houses of an unassuming residential neighborhood in Drammen, Norway, lies a masterclass in archaeological presentation. At first glance, the rock art site…
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How to Visit Pompeii & Herculaneum from Rome – Step-by-Step for a Stress-free Day-Trip
Pompeii, with or without Herculaneum, is a popular day-trip from Rome. Of course, there are many organised tours to choose from. Depending on your level…
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Nîmes Aqueduct: from Uzès, over Pont du Gard to the Castellum Aquae
Built around 50 AD, the Nîmes Aqueduct carried 30,000 to 40,000 m3 of water daily from a spring in Uzès over a distance of 50…
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Visiting Oslo’s Viking Planet – A Digital Portal to a Viking Past
In the city centre of Oslo, within walking distance of a number of museums and popular attractions, is Viking Planet. Here more traditional information displays…
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Historic Churches & Crypts of Cagliari, Sardinia
From the 5th century Paleochristian Basilica to the Baroque facades and altars of the 18th century, Cagliari’s ecclesiastical heritage is as rich as the city’s…
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Discover Sardinia’s Unique Past: A 14-Day Itinerary
Sardinia is often reduced to images of emerald waters and white beaches – a Mediterranean playground where the sun and sand are the main attractions.…
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What is Left of the Romans in Otranto, Apulia?
Established by the Greeks when they colonised the Salento peninsular, or the ‘heel’ of Italy’s boot, Otranto became an important port for the Romans. Then…
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Niaux Cave: Visitor Information & Tips
Niaux is an Ice Age cave near the town of Tarascon-sur-Ariège in the Pyrénées. Without question, it is one of the must-see decorated caves in…
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AI, Travel Planning & Archaeology Travel: the Case for Human Expertise
Travellers are increasingly demanding more unique, one-to-one experiences in their travels, moving away from one-size-fits-all trips. Since the end of November 2022, we have been…
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National Museum of Iceland in Reykjavik: Accessibility, Tickets & What to Expect
The National Museum of Iceland, with its artefact-rich displays of just over 1,000 years of Icelandic history, is one of the more popular things to…
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Eight Accessible Historic Sites In Iceland Everyone Can Visit
While exploring historic sites in Iceland can be challenging for visitors with disabilities and mobility needs, more and more sites are making real efforts to…
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Reykjavik’s Penis Museum: A Whale of a Time
You can visit all manner of interesting museums in Iceland, but none is more unusual than the Icelandic Phallological Museum in downtown Reykjavik. Home to…
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Reykholt – Visit the Home of Snorri Sturluson
The small village of Reykholt is tucked away in the western region of Iceland. Modest in size, but immense in historical weight, its principal significance…
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What to expect at Iceland’s DC-3 Plane Wreck on Sólheimasandur Beach
Laying on the black sand of Sólheimasandur beach on Iceland’s Southern coast are the iconic remains of an aircraft fuselage. The wreck has been a…
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A Self Guided Walking Tour of Viking Statues & Sites in Reykjavik
Few walking tours focus on the Viking history of Reykjavik. Created by an archaeologist who studied Norse history in Iceland, this self-guided itinerary includes the…