Welcome to The Cultural Voyager
This website is a central resource for people who pursue cultural activity as a major part of their holiday experience.
We have defined culture in its broadest sense to appeal to as many readers as possible – from those with interests as diverse as the Ring Cycle to the Rocky Mountains.
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Here’s to a stimulated mind and a richer spirit
Silver Travel Advisor July Prize Draw
At Silver Travel Advisor, the voice of mature travellers, is where you can find a wealth of information, impartial reviews, hints and tips about travel for the over 50’s, covering…
Featured Stories
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Become Napoleon at Teylers Museum in Haarlem, The Netherlands
From 13 July until 1 September 2019, step into Napoleon’s shoes and take the new theatrical audio tour in the form of a radio play Teylers, the Museum of Wonder,…
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Viking Joins Forces With the Royal Academy of Arts to Sponsor New Exhibition – Picasso and Paper
Building on its diverse offering of immersive cultural experiences across the spectrum of art, history, music and science on board, on shore and at home, Viking Cruises announces its sponsorship…
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‘Feast of Fools. Bruegel Rediscovered’ at Gaasbeek Castle near Brussels
Stuart Forster goes to Flanders to see the commemorative events taking place to mark the 450th anniversary of artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s death Gaasbeek Castle stands a few kilometres…
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Visit Vincent’s Native Soil During Van Gogh’s Inner Circle Exhibition
Brabant, in the south of the Netherlands, is Vincent’s Homeland. This is where Van Gogh was born Visitors can get to know the Van Gogh family here: what was their…
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Van Gogh’s Inner Circle: Friends, Family, Models
Vincent van Gogh’s relationships centre stage in an exhibition at Het Noordbrabants Museum from 21 September 2019 to 12 January 2020 Het Noordbrabants Museum presents Van Gogh’s Inner Circle:…
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The Great Summer Getaway
The hottest German City Destinations this Summer Urban beaches and beautiful beer gardens, inner city surfing, hot sultry evenings in the coolest bars, street parties that last until dawn –…
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Luxury cruising downstream from Cambodia to Vietnam
Beverley Watts joined the elegant Tonle Pandaw for the Original Mekong Cruise with Jules Verne Reaching the city of Kampong Cham in south-eastern Cambodia, with its beautiful French colonial buildings,…
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The 50 Greatest Castles and Palaces of the World
Peter Morrell is intrigued by Gilly Pickup’s latest book I have thoroughly enjoyed Gilly’s earlier books and this was no exception. We are transported to far-flung places where Gilly expertly…
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Leonardo da Vinci: A Life In Drawing at The Queens Gallery London
This year is the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci and there are numerous events worldwide celebrating his life and achievements Although Leonardo is universally revered as…
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Making friends with Albania again
John Westbrooke sees a country return to the world Eastern Europe has undergone a lot of changes in the generation since the Berlin Wall came down, but few have altered…
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Amiens in France
Liz Gill tours on an eco-friendly boat around the area, which has a rich history, a sombre past and a strong literary connection Anyone saddened by not being able to…
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Charleston, South Carolina
Natasha Blair visits the city and discovers its fascinating history and heritage Described as one of America’s prettiest cities, British Airways has recently introduced direct flights to Charleston in South…
Editors' Picks
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Milan, Monza and Cremona, Lombardy, Italy
Recently revamped for 2015’s Expo, Milan was the workshop of Leonardo da Vinci over 500 years ago, and is a cool vibrant city with plenty to see. Nearby Monza has…
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Arnhem: The 75th Anniversary
Neil Hennessy-Vass goes to see the preparations being made to commemorate a key battle in World War II 75 years ago this September the skies of Arnhem were peppered with…
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How to Explore Culture Through Sports
Sports are important all over the world, from the largest cities to the most remote villages. There are few cultures that don’t value sporting activities as a vital part of…
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Cruise into summer on a cultural voyage with Peter Sommer Travels
With summer fast approaching, explore the Mediterranean’s wealth of historic and archaeological sites in the best way possible – on board a traditional, hand-crafted Turkish Gulet with cultural tour specialist…
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Bromley Picturehouse
Neil Hennessy-Vass visits an exciting new cultural attraction in Bromley, South London Whether you’re a cinephile, blockbuster chaser or like me simply in love with film today’s opening of Bromley’s…
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Catalan Tourist Board promotes its cultural tourism offering in the UK
Peter Morrell hears about the plans for Catalonia’s Year of Cultural Tourism 2019 Six new cultural routes unveiled Unique street murals in London and Manchester by renowned Barcelona artist Sergio…
Latest Headlines
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Become Napoleon at Teylers Museum in Haarlem, The Netherlands
From 13 July until 1 September 2019, step into Napoleon’s shoes and take the new theatrical audio tour in the form of a radio play Teylers, the Museum of Wonder,…
-
Milan, Monza and Cremona, Lombardy, Italy
Recently revamped for 2015’s Expo, Milan was the workshop of Leonardo da Vinci over 500 years ago, and is a cool vibrant city with plenty to see. Nearby Monza has…
-
Viking Joins Forces With the Royal Academy of Arts to Sponsor New Exhibition – Picasso and Paper
Building on its diverse offering of immersive cultural experiences across the spectrum of art, history, music and science on board, on shore and at home, Viking Cruises announces its sponsorship…
-
‘Feast of Fools. Bruegel Rediscovered’ at Gaasbeek Castle near Brussels
Stuart Forster goes to Flanders to see the commemorative events taking place to mark the 450th anniversary of artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s death Gaasbeek Castle stands a few kilometres…
-
Arnhem: The 75th Anniversary
Neil Hennessy-Vass goes to see the preparations being made to commemorate a key battle in World War II 75 years ago this September the skies of Arnhem were peppered with…
-
How to Explore Culture Through Sports
Sports are important all over the world, from the largest cities to the most remote villages. There are few cultures that don’t value sporting activities as a vital part of…
-
Visit Vincent’s Native Soil During Van Gogh’s Inner Circle Exhibition
Brabant, in the south of the Netherlands, is Vincent’s Homeland. This is where Van Gogh was born Visitors can get to know the Van Gogh family here: what was their…
-
Van Gogh’s Inner Circle: Friends, Family, Models
Vincent van Gogh’s relationships centre stage in an exhibition at Het Noordbrabants Museum from 21 September 2019 to 12 January 2020 Het Noordbrabants Museum presents Van Gogh’s Inner Circle:…
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Silver Travel Advisor July Prize Draw
At Silver Travel Advisor, the voice of mature travellers, is where you can find a wealth of information, impartial reviews, hints and tips about travel for the over 50’s, covering…
-
The Great Summer Getaway
The hottest German City Destinations this Summer Urban beaches and beautiful beer gardens, inner city surfing, hot sultry evenings in the coolest bars, street parties that last until dawn –…