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Overview The city of York considered as the second city of England has probably the richest heritage of any, and is certainly among the best...
Key Dates 1182 Francis born. 1209 Pope authorizes Francis’s religious community. 1221 Franciscan Rules sanctioned by Pope. 1226 Francis dies. 1228 St Francis canonized. c.1296–1304...
Overview The “Bavarian Ocean” — Chiemsee — is the largest lake in Bavaria, covering roughly 9¼ square miles. Its shores and islands form one of...
How to Build a Gothic Cathedral With 10 People Persons 1 to 6 stand in pairs facing each other. They raise their hands in front...
Walking Tour Start your Walking tour at Point A on the map (Place Gramont). Take the street to the right out of the top of...
Overview Stonehenge (henge means ‘to hang’) is Europe's most famous prehistoric monument. Its first recorded history is that of Geoffrey of Monmouth, who was a...
Overview Verona is famous as the setting for the story of Romeo and Juliet and also, today, as the place to go and see spectacular...
Overview The Castilian city of Avila, situated in the shadow of the Sierra de Gredos, is the finest example in Europe of a medieval walled...
Key Dates 796 – Great Moravian Empire established 896 – Magyar invasion ends the Empire and the association of the Czechs and Slovaks 1346–1378 –...
Overview The Roman legions first started to colonise Britain in earnest during the reign of the Emperor Claudius in AD 43. Nearly 100 years before,...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel
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Tour Manager Notes: Assisi
Tour Manager Notes: Chiemsee
Tour Manager Notes: Gothic Cathedral
Tour Manager Notes: Pau
Tour Manager Notes: Stonehenge
Tour Manager Notes: Verona
Tour Manager Notes: Avila
Tour Manager Notes: Czech Republic and Slovakia
Tour Manager Notes: Hadrian’s Wall
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Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel