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This blog post was written by ACIS Tour Manager, Giacomo Gambone. I bet most of you have memories of a Carnival. Lived in first person...
[photo: BBC] It was a day in July a few years ago and one that had me jumping on a train from my home town...
Last month I spent a couple of weeks touring Normandy, a region in northwest France synonymous with the D-Day landings and the liberation of Europe...
In a previous post, I wrote about the pleasures of wandering around cemeteries in London and Paris. I'm not a morbid person, but somehow it's...
Just recently back from London to witness the marvel of a city under poppies! The city was a great swath of red poppies. There were...
The most interesting part of Cyprus is without a doubt the crossing of the demarcation line; the so called “Green Line.” We rented a car...
I have never traveled to Cyprus before, but my dear mum has been there several times as have many other Brits. It is essentially a...
It’s a wonderful world out there, stacked full of places you spend your life hearing about and hoping one day to visit. We all have...
You know the sights, you’ve done the back streets, you’ve even bought the T-shirt. So now you probably want to get away from the crowds...
Today we headed to the town of Noto, one of the eight towns in South-Eastern Sicily that were rebuilt after 1693 due to a huge...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel
Tag: history posts
Tag: history posts
The Day Mandela Came to Town
Le Havre’s City Centre is Unlike Any Other French Town
A Tomb With a View: Exploring Barcelona’s Main Cemetery
Poppies & Planes: Remembrance Day in London
Crossing the Green Line in Cyprus
A Brief History of the Island of Cyprus
Top 5 Must-See Historical Sights in Greece
Walking Among the Dead
My Return to Sicily, Part 2
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