Why November Feels Like the Right Time to Book Intellectual Travel (And Why That Matters) By Mary Collins | November 2025 You’ve been researching. Not casually scrolling travel sites. Actually researching. Reading scholar credentials for boutique archaeological tours. Studying expedition itineraries. Calculating how 2026 aligns with your commitments. You’ve thought about this enough that you...Read More
France’s landscape is punctuated by the spires and buttresses of over a hundred cathedrals, a testament to the nation’s wondrous medieval inheritance. These architectural marvels, predominantly built during the burgeoning era of the 11th century, reflect not just the religious fervor of the time but also the evolution of architectural innovation. Among these, the Gothic...Read More
The great archaeological sites offer more than mere photo opportunities – they are physical connections to strange and often mysterious bygone eras. The sites selected for this blog, scattered as they are across the globe, tell the stories of long-gone civilizations, their achievements, and the indelible marks they left on our world. From colossal stone monuments...Read More
Far Horizons' 15-day tour of Ethiopia includes visits to Axum, Lalibela, Gondar, Lake Tana and more. Find out more about this exceptional Ethiopian trip!Read More
