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I had been to Sicily some years ago, but it didn't “wow” me. We had visited Taormina and then travelled to Siracusa, Piazza Armerina, and...
The history of London is intrinsically linked to the large waterway that runs through its heart: the River Thames. It makes sense then, that a...
I'm just back from leading a "European War Tour" that took me and my group from California from the beaches of Normandy via Paris, Belleau...
Of many places in the world, I always find myself returning to the view that the city of Rome is amongst the most fascinating. My...
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears... Do I hear people running for cover? Do the words ‘William Shakespeare’ have you coming out in a...
Germany invented Christmas. Well, it's a bold assertion and of course by no means entirely accurate - but that said, many of the things we...
Picture rolling fields of ripening barley under warm summer skies, a gentle breeze rippling through, wave after wave; and often, picked out in red, bobbing...
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
A Walking Tour of London’s South Bank
Student Travel | Reflections on a European War Tour
History in the Making: Springtime in Rome with the ‘Papabile’
Was Shakespeare Right?
Europe Tours – The Xmas Tree + Other German Traditions Gone Viral
Student Tours | The Story of the Poppy
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