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Sensational Europe | 14 Days Value Package Summer, 2018 HIGHLIGHTS VATICAN Vatican City: Entrance to the Vatican Museum with Sistine Chapel | Visit to the Visit: magnificent St. Peter’s Basilica. Vatican, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Liechtenstein, The Netherlands, Belgium & France ITALY Rome: Guided city tour | Visit Trevi fountain | Time elevator show included Pisa: Leaning Tower of Pisa. Florence: Guided city tour Venice: Visit St. Mark’s square on a private boat | Gondola ride included | Visit Murano Glass showroom along with glass making demonstration. NETHERLANDS Amsterdam GERMANY AUSTRIA Brussels Cologne Wattens: Visit the Swarovski Crystal Headquarters and Museum BELGIUM Innsbruck: Orientation tour of Innsbruck. Paris Black Forest AUSTRIA SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND LIECHTENSTEIN Central Innsbruck St. Moritz: Visit to Mt. Diavolezza via train and cable car | Horse Carriage ride. FRANCE SwitzerlandSt. Moritz Venice Engelberg: Visit Mt. Titlis in world’s first rotating cable car. ITALY Lucerne: Orientation tour of Lucerne Zurich: Free time Florence Pisa Flawil: Visit a famous Swiss Chocolate factory. Rome Schaffhausen: Boat ride at the Rhine Falls LIECHTENSTEIN Vaduz: Mini Train ride in Vaduz GERMANY Cologne: Historic Cologne Cathedral. Rhineland: River Rhine cruise Black forest region: Cuckoo clock demonstration at Black Forest. NETHERLANDS Amsterdam: Free time at Dam Square. Zaanse Schans: Visit cheese farm & wooden shoe factory Lisse: Till 13th May visit Keukenhof - Largest Spring Garden in the world. | From 14th May visit world famous Heineken Beer Brewery BELGIUM Brussels: Orientation tour with Grand Place and Manneken Pis Statue | Visit Mini Europe FRANCE Paris: Guided city tour | Visit to 3rd level Eiffel Tower | Seine River Cruise | Chance to see the famous Lido Show (OPTIONAL) Trevi Fountain, Rome Day 05 HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION Swarovski Crystal headquarters and Museum – Innsbruck – St. Moritz. Visit Swarovski Crystal headquarters and Museum in Wattens. Next, orientation tour of Innsbruck: see the Golden Roof and Maria Theresien Strrase. Later continue your journey towards St. Moritz, Switzerland, a luxurious alpine holiday resort of the world’s • 01 night at Hotel Antonella / Mercure / Barcelo Aran Park or similar in Rome. rich and famous, situated at an elevation of 1856 meters above sea level. Overnight • 01 night at Hotel Planet or similar in Arezzo. in St. Moritz. • 01 night at Hotel Unaway / Petrarca or similar in Occhiobello. (B, L, D) • 01 night at Hotel Alpenkoning / Seelos or similar in Seefeld. Day 06. St. Moritz – Mt. Diavolezza – Horse Carriage ride. • 02 nights at Hotel Reine Victoria or similar in St. Moritz. Train ride on the famous Bernina route to Diavolezza. Continue by cable car to Mt. Diavolezza summit at 2973 meters / 9754 feet above sea level. Enjoy a breathtaking • 02 nights at Hotel HI Affoltern / HI Express or similar in Zurich / Central Switzerland. view of the Engadine range of the Swiss Alps and the highest peak of the Eastern • 01 night at Hotel NH / Comfort / HI Express or similar in Germany. Alps – Piz Bernina. Next, some free time to explore the beautiful and rich town of Mt. Moritz where the unique White turf takes place in winter – horse racing on a frozen • 02 nights at Hotel Van Del Valk / NH or similar in Beveren / Antwerp. lake. Later, we take you on a fascinating horse carriage ride. Overnight in St. Moritz. • 02 nights at Hotel Mercure / Ibis style or similar in Paris. (B, L, D) Day 07. Mini train ride in Vaduz – Chocolate factory – Zurich Proceed to Vaduz for an orientation tour of the city in a mini road train. Next, visit a MEALS Swiss chocolate factory. Later spend some free time in Zurich. Overnight in Central Switzerland. (B, L, D) • (B) - Daily Continental buffet breakfast. (Breakfast includes bread with butter /jam / Cereals, fruit juice and hot beverages) Day 08 Mt. Titlis – Orientation tour of Lucerne • (L) - 12 Indian Jain / vegetarian / Non Vegetarian lunches Visit Mt. Titlis, one of the most memorable experiences of your Europe tour. Cable car • (D) - 13 Indian Jain / vegetarian / Non-vegetarian dinners. rides including the world’s first rotating cable car, the Rotair – to the top of Mt. Titlis at 3,020 metres. Do not forget to visit the“Cliff Walk”. Next, orientation tour of Lucerne: • (PL) - Note: Packed lunches, if applicable, will be Jain / vegetarian see the Lion Monument and the Kapell Brucke. Here you will also have some free time to shop for famous Swiss watches, knives and chocolates. Overnight in Central Switzerland. PRE/POST-TOUR ACCOMMODATION IN ROME / PARIS (B, L, D) Day 09 (Includes accommodation per person per night and Continental breakfast. Does not Boat ride at Rhine Falls - Black Forest. include transfers.) Drive into Schaffhausen for a boat ride which takes you incredibly close the Rhine Falls. Later proceed to Black Forest for a cuckoo clock demonstration and some free time. Overnight Rhineland. Per Adult In a Twin/ Per Adult In a Single Child Under 12 Years (B, L, D) Triple Share Without Bed Day 10 Euro 100 Euro 180 Euro 75 Rhine river cruise - Cologne cathedral. Proceed to board your scenic cruise on the River Rhine. Later visit the impressive Cologne Cathedral with some free time. Overnight in Beveren / Antwerp. OPTIONAL TOUR COST Adult Child (B, L, D) Lido Show EURO 95 EURO 25 Day 11 Until 13th May – Keukenhof – Zaanse Schans – Dam Square. Proceed to Keukenhof – the largest spring garden in the world. Next, proceed to Zaanse Schans, the town of windmills, for a visit cheese farm and wooden shoe factory. Later, visit the famous Dam Square: see the Royal Palace, Nieuwe Kerk and ITINERARY War Memorial. Overnight in Beveren / Antwerp. (B, L, D) Day 01 Welcome to Rome The Tour Manager / Station Manager will meet you outside the airport. Proceed for dinner and then to the hotel and check–in. Overnight in Rome (D) Note: Joining direct passenger / NRI can check-in on your own at the hotel. The standard check-in time is 1500 hrs. Day 02 Guided tour of Vatican museum and Sistine Chapel - Guided city tour of Rome. Visit the world famous Trevi Fountain. Next, proceed for the Time Elevator show which whisks you through 3,000 years of Roman history by 3D stimulators. Later, guided city tour of Vatican & Rome: Enter the Vatican City – the smallest country in the world (shorts or sleeveless vests not allowed) including a visit to the Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel and visit St. Peter’s Basilica. Later, see the Victor Emmanuel Monument, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum. Overnight in Arezzo. (B, L, D) Day 03 Guided city tour of Florence - See the Leaning tower in Pisa Proceed to Florence for a guided walking city tour: see the Duomo, the Campanile, the Baptistry with its Gates to Paradise and Piazza Della Signoria. Later, drive to Pisa: Visit the Square of Miracles. Overnight in Occhiobello. (B, L, D) Day 04 Venice - Gondola ride – Murano glass demonstration. Drive to the pier to board a private boat to the Venice: St. Mark’s square with the Basilica, Doge’s Palace, Campanile and Bridge of Sighs. Later, enjoy a gondola ride. Also visit the Murano Glass showroom. Scenic drive over the Brenner Pass to Austria. Overnight in Seefeld / Innsbruck / Igls (B, L, D) Saint Peter’s Square, Vatican Day 11 From 14th May – Zaanse schans – Dam Square – Heineken Beer Brewery Proceed to Zaanse Schans, the town of windmills, for a visit cheese farm and wooden shoe factory. Later, visit the famous Dam Square: see the Royal Palace, Nieuwe Kerk and War Memorial. Next, visit Heineken Brewery for the Heineken experience and beer tasting. Overnight in Beveren / Antwerp. (B, L, D) Day 12 Orientation tour of Brussels – Mini Europe – Paris - Optional Lido show. Orientation tour of Brussels: Grand Place and Manneken Pis statue. Later visit Mini Europe – Europe in miniature. Tonight, you have a chance to experience the glamour of the famous Lido Show in Paris. Overnight in Paris (B, L, D) Day 13 Guided city tour – Eiffel Tower (3rd level) – Cruise on the River Seine Guided city tour of Paris: Alexander Bridge, Arc de Triomphe, Concorde Square, Opera House, Invalides, Champs Elysees and much more. Next we visit the top of the Eiffel Tower Later enjoy a romantic Seine cruise. Overnight in Paris (B, L, D) Day 14 Fly back with pleasant memories. Proceed to the airport for your flight back home. Do spare a few minutes to share your feedback with your Tour Manager. Your valued suggestions will be most appreciated. Arrive home with pleasant memories of your European tour, which we are sure you will treasure for a lifetime. (B) Murano Glass, Venice DEPARTURE DATES Ex-Mumbai / Delhi / Bangalore / Chennai / Hyderabad / Ahmedabad / Kolkata / Cochin April May June July August September 06, 20 04, 11 01, 08 06, 13 03, 24 14 - 18, 25 15 - - - POINTS TO BE NOTED VISA REQUIREMENTS Multiple entry Schengen visa, cost of which is included in your tour price. (In case of any change in the European Community visa policy, additional charges will be applicable.) IMPORTANT • 03 euros per person per day tips for drivers, guides and other service providers is not included. • Due to international events and trade fairs all throughout Europe such as Air Show, music festivals, ice skating championships etc., you may have to stay in hotels further away from the city. In Switzerland the stay may be split in two hotels • Functioning of Air cooling / Air conditioning in hotels is subject to official declaration of summer by the local authority. • Indian Lunches and Dinners are pre–set and a–la carte is not possible. • Due to private coaches being forbidden inside the cities of Rome, Florence, Venice, Amsterdam etc, most of your sightseeing will be done by local buses and by foot. The tour manager and the driver will do their best to get you as close to the monuments as possible.
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    Hamish Fulton Biography — Born 1946, London Lives and works in Canterbury, UK Education — 1964 - 1969 Hammersmith College of Art, London St. Martin’s School of Art, London Royal College of Art, London Selected Solo Exhibitions — 2019 Galeria Bergamin & Gomide, Sao Paulo, Brazil 2018 Hamish Fulton - Caminando en la Peninsula Ibérica. Bombas Gens Per Amor a l’Art, València Hamish Fulton- Galleri RIIS, Oslo 2017 Hamish Fulton - Unlike A Drawn Line A Walked Line Can Never Be Erased - Galleria Michela Rizzo, Venecia Hamish Fulton - Walking without a Smartphone - Häusler Contemporary - Munich, Munchen 2016 Hamish Fulton - Walking Artist - Josee Bienvenu Gallery, Nueva York, NY Hamish Fulton - A Decision To Choose Only Waling - Galerie Tschudi - Zuoz, Zuoz Hamish Fulton - Galleri Riis, Oslo 2015 Espaivisor gallery, Valencia, Spain ‘Migrant Volcano’, Palazzo Platamone, Catania, Sicily, Italy Galleri Riis, Stockholm, Sweden Hausler Contemporary, Zürich, Switzerland ‘Front Room’, Peter Foolen, Eindhoven, The Netherlands 2014 Villa Merkel, Esslingen 2013 Nara Roesler, Sao Paulo I8, Reykjavik C.R.A.C. Sète 2012 Galleri Riis, Stockholm Turner Contemporary, Margate, England IKON , Birmingham Hauesler Contemporary, Zurich Van der Mieden , Antwerp Gallery Michela Rizzo, Venice Chesa Merlada, La Punt, Engadin,Switzerlnd 2011 Galleri Riis, Oslo, Norway Torri, Paris 2010 Torri, Paris Museo Transfrontaliero de Monte Bianco, Courmayeur, Italy Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago,USA 2009 Hauesler Contemporary, Munich Summitted Everest 2008 espaivisor gallery, Valencia, Spain Galerie fur Landschaftskunst, Hamburg, Germany M.E.I.A.C, ( with publication) Badajoz,Spain I8, Reykjavik, Iceland Galerei Riis, Oslo, Norway 2007 Christine Burgin, New York Texas Gallery, Houston Gobierno de Cantabria, Potes, Spain Alessandra Bonomo, Rome Galeria Helga de Alvear, Madrid Gobierno de Cantabria, Santander, Spain Hauesler Contemporary, Zurich 2006 Galerie Mueller-Roth, Stuttgart CCA Kitakyushu, Japan 2005 Galleri Riis, Oslo Krannert Art Museum, U.