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Rutas Culturales 2019 PARA PERSONAS MAYORES Rutas Culturales 2019 PARA PERSONAS MAYORES DE LA COMUNIDAD DE MADRID 83 DESTINOS 18 Rutas Nacionales 35 Rutas Internacionales 5 Ciudades Europeas PERÍODO DE 20 Rutas Larga Distancia RESERVA PRIORITARIO 2 Crucero por el Mediterráneo HASTA EL 12 DE ABRIL 1 Crucero Fluvial Países Bajos 1 Crucero Adriático y Egeo 1 Crucero Islas Griegas Agencias colaboradoras del Programa ge moon ÍNDICE RUTAS POR LA PENÍNSULA EN BUS: FIORDOS NORUEGOS B .........................................................................62 ESTANCIAS: ASTURIAS .................................................................................................................6 FIORDOS NORUEGOS C .........................................................................64 ESTANCIA EN ESTAMBUL .....................................................................136 N FIORDOS Y ESTOCOLMO A ...................................................................66 N EXTREMADURA PATRIMONIO HISTÓRICO .......................................... 8 ESTANCIA EN LONDRES .......................................................................138 N GALICIA RÍAS ALTAS ...............................................................................10 FIORDOS Y ESTOCOLMO B ...................................................................68 ESTANCIA EN PARÍS ..............................................................................140 GUIPÚZCOA Y PAÍS VASCO FRANCÉS ...............................................12 N GRAN TOUR DE SICILIA ........................................................................70 ESTANCIA EN PRAGA ............................................................................142 N PAÍS VASCO ...............................................................................................14 GRECIA: ATENAS, PELOPONESO, DELFOS Y METEORA .................................72 ESTANCIA EN ROMA .............................................................................144 INGLATERRA Y GALES ............................................................................................74 RUTAS POR LA PENÍNSULA EN TREN: IRLANDA ESPECTACULAR ...................................................................76 RUTAS DE LARGA DISTANCIA: ISRAEL ......................................................................................................78 N ARAGÓN, NAVARRA Y LA RIOJA...........................................................16 N ARGENTINA: BUENOS AIRES CON IGUAZÚ .....................................146 N CÁDIZ Y HUELVA.......................................................................................18 ITALIA MONUMENTAL A .........................................................................80 ITALIA MONUMENTAL A .........................................................................82 ARMENIA...................................................................................................148 COSTA TROPICAL, GRANADA Y ALPUJARRAS ............................. 20 CAPITALES RUSAS.................................................................................150 ITALIA NORTE Y TOSCANA ..................................................................84 GERONA Y SUR DE FRANCIA ................................................................22 CHINA: XI´AN, PEKÍN Y SHANGHAI ..................................................152 MÁLAGA Y AXARQUÍA .............................................................................24 MADEIRA ..................................................................................................86 MALTA .......................................................................................................88 COLOMBIA: MEDELLIN Y BOGOTÁ .....................................................154 N PIRINEO ARAGONÉS ................................................................................26 COSTA RICA ............................................................................................156 PIRINEO NAVARRO Y SUR DE FRANCIA .............................................28 MARAVILLAS DE ALEMANIA A .............................................................90 N CUBA ........................................................................................................158 TARRACO, DELTA DEL EBRO Y MONASTERIOS ................................30 N MARAVILLAS DE ALEMANIA B .............................................................92 N MARAVILLAS DE CROACIA A ..............................................................94 DUBAI ........................................................................................................160 MARAVILLAS DE CROACIA B ...............................................................96 INDIA ..........................................................................................................162 RUTAS POR LAS ISLAS: N MARAVILLAS DE FLANDES Y PAÍSES BAJOS .................................98 MÉXICO. MARAVILLAS DE YUCATÁN ................................................164 GRAN CANARIA .........................................................................................32 MIAMI CON CRUCERO .........................................................................166 N IBIZA ............................................................................................................34 MARAVILLAS DE POLONIA A ................................................................100 MARAVILLAS DE POLONIA B .................................................................102 NEPAL ........................................................................................................168 LANZAROTE................................................................................................36 MARAVILLAS DE SUIZA A ..................................................................104 NORTE DE VIETNAM ..............................................................................170 MALLORCA .................................................................................................38 PANAMÁ. PEREZOSOS, RASCACIELOS Y CANAL ..........................172 N TENERIFE ...................................................................................................40 MARAVILLAS DE SUIZA B ..................................................................106 MARAVILLAS DEL SUR DE ITALIA Y ROMA ....................................108 RUSIA IMPERIAL .....................................................................................174 N MARRUECOS “DINASTÍA CON EL NORTE” ......................................110 SALVADOR DE BAHÍA ............................................................................176 RUTAS EUROPEAS Y MEDIA DISTANCIA: N MARRUECOS SUR Y FES.....................................................................112 SRI LANKA ................................................................................................178 N N ALBANIA, MONTENEGRO Y MACEDONIA ..........................................42 PAISAJES DE ESCOCIA A....................................................................114 N SUDÁFRICA EXÓTICA ............................................................................180 ALEMANIA SELVA NEGRA Y ALSACIA ...............................................44 PAISAJES DE ESCOCIA B....................................................................116 N TAILANDIA. BANGKOK Y TRIÁNGULO DE ORO ...............................182 CIUDADES IMPERIALES A: PRAGA-BRNO-VIENA-BRATISLAVA Y UZBEKISTÁN ............................................................................................184 N BUDAPEST ...............................................................................................46 PAISAJES DE TIROL Y BAVIERA ........................................................118 CIUDADES IMPERIALES B: BUDAPEST-BRATISLAVA- PAISES BÁLTICOS A .............................................................................120 CRUCEROS: VIENA-BRNO Y PRAGA...........................................................................48 PAISES BÁLTICOS B .............................................................................122 RINCONES SECRETOS DEL MEDITERRÁNEO ..................................186 N CRUCERO FLUVIAL POR LOS PAÍSES BAJOS ................................50 N PARÍS, MARAVILLAS DE BRETAÑA Y NORMANDÍA ......................124 EGIPTO “PHILAE” .....................................................................................52 N PARÍS - LONDRES .................................................................................126 N 5 MARAVILLAS DEL MEDITERRANEO ...............................................188 ESCOCIA, CASTILLOS, LAGOS Y TIERRAS ALTAS A .......................54 N PENÍNSULA DE ISTRIA, ESLOVENIA Y VENETTO ..........................128 N RONDÓ VENECIANO: ADRIÁTICO Y EGEO ........................................190 ESCOCIA, CASTILLOS, LAGOS Y TIERRAS ALTAS B .......................56 N RUMANÍA, TRANSILVANIA Y MONASTERIOS .................................130 ISLAS GRIEGAS .......................................................................................192 ESENCIAS DE BULGARIA.......................................................................58 TÚNEZ .......................................................................................................132 FIORDOS NORUEGOS A .........................................................................60 TURQUÍA ..................................................................................................134 N N Novedad Concurso fotográfico Podrá participar en el concurso cualquier persona,
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