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Tour operator following De Vinci movie trail
Friday, 17 May, 2006
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Trafalgar Tours is now offering four departures in a “Trail of Da Vinci” itinerary to allow travelers to visit historical sites and artistic works and even try to crack the code for themselves.
The 15-day tour visits sites made famous in the popular movie and book, including Rome, Florence, Milan, Geneva, Paris, London and Edinburgh. Departures start in mid-September.
Trafalgar says the itinerary is a “unique exploration” of many of Europe’s most notable historical sights.
Prices start at $3,299 per person.
The trip includes first-class hotels, luxury touring and many meals, including daily breakfast.
Report by David Wilkening
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