Book lovers! Retrace the footsteps of famous writers:

• Visit new destinations worldwide. Follow in the footsteps of the explorer and globetrotter Marco Polo as recorded in the 13th century account of his "Travels".
• Discover the clues needed to crack the Dan Brown "The Da Vinci Code". Find out where symbologist Robert Langdon and cryptologist Sophie Neveu were heading to and escaping from in pursuit of the answers hidden away in the great works of Leonardo Da Vinci.
• Retrace memories of social occasions and parties, summer vacations, art exhibitions and old paths taken as famous novelist Marcel Proust goes in search of lost Time through late 19th century and early 20th century Europe.
• Join in with art publisher Nicholas Jenkins, the narrator of Anthony Powell's "A Dance to the Music of Time".

Add to Itinerary

Plan a holiday to famous art locations and installations.

Register on this site to add the location of art events, exhibitions and installations en route. This site has a Public Domain Creative Common licence, so that all travel information and advice can be combined or mashed-up with other open source project on the Internet e.g.,

• By adding 2011 holiday itineraries to Yahoo Travel! Trip Planner which can be searched for by destination here.
• Through providing a link to historical images of travel destination on Flickr's The Commons - "Your opportunity to contribute to describing the world's public photo collections".

Greek and Roman Architecture

Stadia / amphitheatres include:

1. Italy
1. Arena di Verona.
2. Il Colosseo in Rome.
3. Roman amphitheatre in Pompeii.
4. Taormina in Sicily.
2. France
1. Les Arènes d'Arles, in Provence. The arena forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.