Martin Randall Travel has the widest selection of small-group tours available covering a wide range of themes focusing on art, architecture, music, archaeology, history, gardens and gastronomy. Many tours involve elements of various themes, such as a combination of art history, architecture and music. Most of our tours run with between 10 and 20 participants. We strictly limit the numbers, specifying the maximum in each tour description, which is rarely more than 22 and often fewer.
Martin Randall Travel has the widest selection of small-group tours available covering a wide range of themes focusing on art, architecture, music, archaeology, history, gardens and gastronomy. Many tours involve elements of various themes, such as a combination of art history, architecture and music. Most of our tours run with between 10 and 20 participants. We strictly limit the numbers, specifying the maximum in each tour description, which is rarely more than 22 and often fewer.
Europe’s greatest concentration of classic modern art in the idyllic Mediterranean setting where it was created.
Old and new collections, with outstanding work by Renoir, Bonnard, Braque, Léger, Miró, Giacometti, Cocteau, Chagall, Matisse, Picasso.
Visits to the coastal towns and villages which inspired the artists, staying in Nice throughout.
India’s leading cities, Kolkata, Mumbai and Delhi, former centres of British governance.
A wealth of imperial architecture from the 18th to the mid-20th centuries, as well as the magnificent Islamic monuments of Delhi.
Private visits and special access are a feature of the tour.
Remarkable landscape, hill forts, traditional souqs, archaeological sites.
The toehold of Arabia, with a diverse population reflecting its mercantile past.
A night in a desert camp and two nights in a luxury hotel in the mountains of the Jabal Akhdar.
A study of ten of Britain’s greatest buildings – their history, architecture, sculpture, stained glass and current life.
The finest country houses and gardens in northern England, from medieval to Victorian, with an emphasis on the eighteenth century.
All aspects of the country house are studied – architecture, furniture, decoration, works of art; gardens and parks; historical context and daily life; conservation and custodianship.
Unrushed: there is plenty of time.
