Travel Programs
Southern Classicism in Kentucky’s Bluegrass Region
April 14 – 18, 2010
Today, the Bluegrass Region still retains much of its picturesque natural beauty of gently rolling hills. There are many surviving examples of Georgian, Federal and Greek Revival architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries and newer classical architecture of the 20th century in the 15 counties that presently define the region.
Exclusive Provence: Private Residences, Gardens & Gallo-Roman Discoveries
April 25 – May 1, 2010
This exclusive Gallo-Roman tour in Provence is designed for enthusiasts of the origins of Classical Architecture and includes receptions at private residences and gardens, some built on Gallo-Roman sites, and the enjoyment of the French Art of Living. Paul Gunther, president of the ICA&CA, we be on our tour.
Private Buenos Aires: Paris on the Plata
Saturday, May 15 – Saturday, May 22, 2010
Nostalgically described as la Reina del Plata (The Queen of the River of Silver), Buenos Aires, with its humble beginnings as a 16th century Spanish outpost, has with time undergone extraordinary transformations politically (often contentious during the 20th century), economically (stability and stagnation) and architecturally (a world-renowned city of great beauty). Considered South America’s most cosmopolitan city, the sprawling Argentine capital is an irresistible blend of politics, history and culture, uniting European style with Latin passion.
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Seven Day Program: Saturday, June 12 – Saturday, June 19
The ICA&CA is pleased to once again offer a classical architecture study program and drawing tour in Rome.