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ArtsAbroad recently returned to the ancient city of Athens with a group of patrons of a renowned modern and contemporary gallery.

During a recent autumn tour to Florence, a group of musically inclined museum supporters had the opportunity to explore the city's rich artistic and musical heritage.

An autumn trip to Copenhagen provided our patrons from a Cambridge-based institution with valuable insight into the intersection of technology and history in curating diverse museum experiences in Denmark’s capital.

ArtsAbroad curated a five-day cultural tour to Oslo this September for the patrons of one of the UK’s most valued museums.

Patrons of North America’s premier horticultural display garden enjoyed a wonderful, week-long tour of The Gardens of Provence.

A recent tour for the patrons of one of London’s most renowned museums provided a unique insight into the architecture and design heritage of LA and Palm Springs.

Curated for the supporters of one of the UK’s renowned garden institutions, a recent tour of the Lakes Maggiore and Como saw some of the finest gardens and landscapes.

From Accra to Tamale, exploring Ghana afforded a unique insight into its flourishing contemporary art scene.

Perched on the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Istanbul stands as a historic bridge between East and West.

Patrons of one of the UK’s leading opera companies enjoyed a wonderful 4-night tour to Vienna.

A recent tour to Mumbai and Delhi for the supporters of one of Europe’s eminent contemporary art institutions included a visit to the VIP Preview of The India Art Fair.

Our third trip of 2022 was for the patrons of one of the UK’s best opera festivals.

A recent educational tour for a group of young Los Angeles art professionals to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Our first trip of 2022 was one of our most spectacular yet.

A recent trip to Nigeria for an African acquisitions committee coincided with the second Lagos Biennial of Contemporary Art.

A recent tour to LA for a European museum patrons group included valuable special access to artists’ studios and collectors’ homes.

A 2019 tour to Japan for a London patron group offered a wonderful and varied insight into the complexities of Japan