Around the world with the Brown Travelers


Around the World with the Brown Travelers

The Brown Travelers season for 2013 offers exciting opportunities for everyone. Our trips are more popular than ever, taking you around the globe to fascinating locales. And no matter where you go, your experience will be enhanced by fellow Brunonians and a distinguished member of Brown’s faculty. Join hundreds of your fellow alumni, parents and friends and travel with Brown in 2013!

See upcoming trips below, or use the links to the right to find more information.


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Upcoming Trips
Winter / Spring 2013 Summer / Fall 2013
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Civil War & Southern Culture

From Memphis to New Orleans on the American Queen
May 31 – June 9, 2013

Follow the footprints of the boys in blue and gray as you journey to battlefields where sons of our country fell. Learn about those poignant, tumultuous times through shore excursions and the expertise of the onboard resident Riverlorian.

Brown Faculty: Howard Chudacoff, Professor of American History and Urban Studies
From approximately $2,095

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Legendary Turkey

From Istanbul to the Turquoise Coast
June 8 – 22, 2013

Exotic sights, scents and sounds reign in this fascinating land where Europe and Asia meet. On this journey, limited to 28 passengers, you will experience vibrant cities, ancient ruins, stunning landscapes and the dramatic Turquoise Coast, where we board privately-chartered gulet yachts.

Brown Faculty: Carol Delaney, Visiting Scholar in Religious Studies and Invited Research Scholar at the John Carter Brown Library
Approximately $3,695

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Adriatic Antiquities

From Venice to Athens on the M.V. Aegean Odyssey
June 11 – 24, 2013

Discover why the dramatic beauty of the Adriatic coast has long inspired writers, poets and artists. Begin in Venice, then set sail down the Dalmatian Coast, visiting ancient ruins, medieval churches and exquisite palaces. Conclude by visiting the storied sites of Greece.

Brown Faculty: Johanna Hanink, Assistant Professor of Classics
From approximately $4,395

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Scandinavian & Russian Splendors

Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium and England on Oceania’s Nautica
July 31 – August 15, 2013

Sail away to some of the loveliest ports Northern Europe has to offer. Visit stunning harbors, gilded domes, majestic palaces, historic landmarks and romantic canals. You will see the splendors of Scandinavia and beyond on this sea-swept adventure.

Brown Faculty: Svetlana Evdokimova, Professor of Slavic Languages and Comparative Literature
From approximately $5,799 (including air fare from select cities!)

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Waterways of Russia

From St. Petersburg to Moscow on the M.S. Volga Dream
August 2 – 12, 2013

Enjoy time in St. Petersburg and Moscow and visit the legendary open-air museum of Kizhi Island, the 14th-century monastery of Goritsy, medieval Yaroslavl and 10th-century Uglich, rustic remnants of Old Russia. An optional two-night Moscow post-cruise extension is also offered.

Brown Faculty: Patricia Herlihy, Emerita Professor of History, Adjunct Professor at the Watson Institute for International Studies and Louise Wyant Emerita Professor at Emmanuel College
From approximately $3,995

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Alumni College in Apulia, Italy

Polignano a Mare
September 17 – 25, 2013

Delight in the age-old atmosphere and fresh flavors of one of the world’s most enchanting locations, southern Italy’s Apulia region. From breathtaking Polignano a Mare, travel along the Puglian coast and see why this sun-bleached land has been settled since time immemorial.

Brown Faculty: to be announced
Approximately $2,395

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Paris & The Villages and Vineyards of France

Strasbourg, Beaune, Sancerre and Paris
September 17 – 27, 2013

Walk in the footsteps of Burgundy’s dukes, travel the celebrated Alsace Wine Road and discover the highlights of Paris in this unique adventure, limited to 28 travelers, that combines the charm of France’s famous regions with the sophistication of the nation’s capital.

Brown Faculty: Mary Flynn, Associate Professor of Medicine, Clinical
Approximately $4,495

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Island Life in Ancient Greece & Turkey

From Athens to Istanbul on the M.S. L’Austral
September 24 – October 2, 2013

Join us for this odyssey to the windswept paradise of Greece’s ancient islands and Turkey’s fabled coast. Meet local residents for a personal perspective on the true character of the Aegean Sea’s maritime culture, and visit classical ruins including legendary Troy.

Brown Faculty: Guy Crosby '69 PhD, Guest Lecturer at Brown, Adjunct Associate Professor at Harvard School of Public Health, and Science Editor for America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated Magazine
From approximately $3,595

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Journey Through Vietnam

With an optional extension to Cambodia
October 13 – 28, 2013

Experience the breathtaking natural beauty, enduring traditions and warm hospitality of Vietnam. Our group of no more than 24 travelers will enjoy many personal encounters during their behind-the-scenes look at life in this inviting land.

Brown Faculty: Barrett Hazeltine, Emeritus Professor of Engineering
Approximately $3,095

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The Civil Rights Trail: Celebrating and Remembering

Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama
October 30 – November 3, 2013

Examine the Civil Rights Movement from its epicenter. Visits are dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rosa Parks as well as the Southern Poverty Law Center and other essential locales of the movement, including Edmund Pettus Bridge and the 16th Street Baptist Church.

Brown Faculty: James Patterson, Emeritus Professor of History
Approximately $1,995

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All prices are per person, based on double occupancy.
Prices do not include air fare to/from trip departure/ending points (unless otherwise noted).

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