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You loved the art history class you took years ago in college and wish you could remember what you learned so that you can apply it to that trip you’re planning to Europe…
A WONDERFEAST seminar not only immerses you in art, culture, and food but your rich itinerary is carefully constructed with the aim of giving you a wide array of delights you would never find on your own.
Come join us for an unforgettable feast of the senses in Rome, Naples, Venice, or Paris. Click on the images or seminar titles below for details and descriptions.

Rome: Patrons, Artists, and Private Palazzi; an on-site seminar with Giulia Bernardini (November 5-13)
Patrons, Artists, and Private Palazzi: an on-site art and culture seminar in Rome, Italy, with Giulia Bernardini (November 5-13); 3 SPACES REMAINING Highlights include: the hidden underground rooms of emperor Nero's Domus Aurea, the awe-inspiring ruins of the Palatine Hill, dizzying frescoes in the normally off-limits Palazzo Farnese, a market visit, cooking class, and lunch [...]
Venice: Riches of La Serenissima
Riches of La Serenissima: an on-site art seminar in Venice, Italy, with Giulia Bernardini Eight days in Venice?! YES!! Unlike most visitors who blow through this stunning city in a day and a half - missing 95% of what it has to offer - we will visit famous jewels including the Ducal Palace, iconic St. [...]
Naples: The City and Campania
The City and Campania: an on-site art seminar in Naples, Italy, with Giulia Bernardini Join Giulia for a brand new seminar featuring in-depth explorations of the stunning, under-explored city of Naples and surrounding region of Campania. For eight days, we will feast on world-class museums like the famed Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Capodimonte and visit [...]
Paris: Modernity and the belle époque
Modernity and the belle époque: an on-site art seminar in Paris, France, with Giulia Bernardini Immerse yourself in the art and architecture of the Parisian belle époque - the turbulent decades of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Explore major and less-known works by artists at museums and sites including the Orsay, Marmottan Monet, Orangerie, Rodin, Louvre, Montmartre and [...]