ADFAS North East USA_Apr 2016_ITIN

Boston, Washington & New York

Art, History and Culture April 22 – May 8, 2016 Tour leader: Dr Matthew Laing

Jefferson’s Monticello

Boston, washington & New York Overview The cities of Boston, Washington and New York boast some of the most richly-endowed cultural institutions in the world.

These cities are also brimming with history, from the first settlement of Europeans in America, through the struggle for independence and the civil war to the emergence of the United States as a major power in the 19th and 20th centuries.

This 17-day tour begins in Boston, scene of the earliest European immigration and a thriving 19th century literary and artistic culture. Over four nights in Washington we witness how the grand aims of the Union are played out in monumental art and architecture. The tour concludes in New York, the greatest city of the 20th century and home to an extraordinary range of cultural sites. Also included are excursions to the ‘gilded age’ mansions of Rhode Island and to Jefferson’s Monticello estate in Virginia. A highlight of the tour is a private before-hours visit of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Accommodation is in comfortable four-star hotels throughout.

Some highlights

 Five days in Boston, with walking tours of the main districts and a cruise on historic Boston Harbour  The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, a treasure trove of the finest European and Asian art  The eclectic Isobella Stewart Gardner collection in Boston  A full day excursion to Newport, Rhode Island to view the extravagant 19th-century seaside ‘cottages’  Four days in Washington, DC, visiting major monuments and galleries as well as private homes and art collections  A day excursion to Virginia to see Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and the historic University of Virginia  Visit the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia  A week in New York, with private walking tours conducted by the local Municipal Art Society  A private before hours viewing of the Museum of Modern Art  Visit the Cloisters Museum in New York  Enjoy a Kennedy Centre performance in Washington as well as a Broadway show and a Lincoln Centre performance in New York

Come face to face with renowned paintings: John Singleton Copley’s Watson and the Shark, in Boston (top); Renoir’s Luncheon of the Boating Party, Phillips Collection, Washington (centre); Van Gogh’s The Starry Night, Museum of Modern Art, New York (bottom).

Boston, washington & New York Tour cost The tour costs $10,600 per person, land content only twin share accommodation. The supplement for single accommodation is $2,990. (Please note that this is for the sole use of a double room.)

Your Tour Leader Dr Matthew Laing holds a PhD in US political studies from the Australian National University. In 2007 he spent six months in Washington as a congressional intern and has travelled extensively in the North East USA. He has lectured at the ANU’s Centre for Continuing Education and led tours in Australia and the USA.

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Economy class air travel Boston – Washington 16 nights’ accommodation in hotels listed in this itinerary All breakfasts 8 dinners or lunches in local restaurants, including all drinks All entrance fees to sights mentioned in this itinerary Top quality tickets to three performances in Washington and New York Services of tour leader from arrival in Boston to departure in New York Background talks and tour notes All tipping to local guides, drivers and restaurants

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 International air travel Australia – Boston or New YorkAustralia  Travel insurance  Meals not explicitly stated as included in itinerary  Tickets to concerts or operas  Personal expenditure such as laundry and phone calls

air travel Academy Travel is a full-service travel agency, able to book your flights, arrange insurance and additional travel. Qantas and United Airlines offer daily flights from East Coast Australian cities to Boston, and homeward from New York. Airfares for trans-Pacific flights change regularly and specials are offered regularly, especially for business class travel. Please contact us for the best available fares and advice on the timing for your purchase.

Enquiries and bookings For further information or to secure a place on this tour please contact Stuart Barrie at Academy Travel, on 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email stuart@academytravel.com.au

Come face to face with great architecture: New State House in Boston (above); the Jefferson Memorial, Washington (below)

Boston, washington & New York Detailed itinerary All breakfasts included. Included lunches and dinners are indicated by the letters (L) and (D).

Friday April 22 Arrival

Flights from Australia arrive in Boston in the early evening.

Boston’s Logan Airport is very close to the CBD and our hotel.

Taxi or private car transfers will be provided for passengers who have booked their flights with Academy Travel. This evening meet your fellow travellers and tour leader over drinks at the hotel.

Saturday April 23 Boston in the American Revolution

Boston is the site of the earliest European settlement in North America, and we begin our tour with a walk along the ‘freedom trail’ from Boston Common to the North End. Along the way we visit sites such as the Old South Meeting House, the Old State House and Paul Revere’s house. This afternoon is free, with a stroll around leafy Beacon Hill recommended. This evening we share a welcome dinner in a local restaurant. (B, D) Sunday April 24 Fine Arts and Fine Minds

We spend the entire morning in Boston’s vast Museum of Fine Arts. The MFA contains fine collections of early, modern and contemporary American art, 19th century European art, Greek and Roman antiquities and an outstanding collection of Asian Art. (Visit www.mfa.org to learn more about this amazing collection). We dine in one of the museum’s restaurants before travelling to Harvard Square to stroll around the ‘Yard’ and view some of Cambridge’s historic houses, including the Longfellow house. (B, L) MondAy April 25 Rhode Island

Today we travel 90 minutes to Rhode Island to view some of the vast summer residences built for the wealthy citizens of New York and Boston, mainly during the ‘Gilded Age’ of the late 19th century. Included is a tour of Richard Morris Hunt’s The Breakers, built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II, with its tonnes of

Above: early 19th-century homes in Boston’s Beacon Hill precinct Below: Gilbert Stuart’s unfinished George Washington, 1796, held in Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts; and the Breakers at Newport, Rhode Island

Boston, washington & New York imported marble and 15-metre ceilings. After a lunch break in Newport’s wharf area we also visit McKim, Mead and White’s Isaac Bell House, one of the best surviving examples of shingle-style architecture in the country. (B) Tuesday April 26 19th-century Boston

This morning we take a walking tour of the Back Bay district, planned and developed in the mid-19th century. We visit the fine Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library, and stroll the wide boulevards of Victorian townhouses. This afternoon we visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The charm of this museum lies in its setting – a Venetian palazzo in Boston’s Fenway district – and the fact that it is a highly personal collection,unchanged since Mrs Gardiner died in 1924. Her collection includes works by Titian, Rembrandt, Manet, Singer Sergeant and many others. (B) Wednesday april 27 Monumental Washington

We fly from Boston to Washington this morning. On arrival we take a panoramic coach tour of the city, visiting landmarks such as the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and the moving Korean and Vietnam War Memorials. After checking in to our hotel the remainder of the afternoon is free. This evening there is dinner in a local restaurant, specialising in Southern Cooking. (B, D) Thursday April 28 Art for the people

This morning we visit the National Gallery of Art, containing a comprehensive collection of American and European art of very high quality. You will have the chance to join guide-led tours or explore your own tastes in a collection spanning from the Middle Ages to the 21st century. This afternoon we get a glimpse of the US Capitol on a public tour. We continue via an underground tunnel to the US Library of Congress, The library is a masterpiece of Italian Renaissance revival architecture and contains many rare and beautiful items. Overnight Washington (B) Images: Marble House, Newport, Rhode Island. The Vanderbilt’s imported $7 million of Carrara marble for their summer ‘cottage’; a detail of John Singer Sargent’s El Jaleo,a highlight of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston; and the spectacular interior of the US Library of Congress on Capitol Hill

Boston, washington & New York Friday April 29 Jefferson’s Virginia

We travel south to Virginia today, through the lands that saw some of the fiercest fighting in both the US War of Independence and the Civil War. We visit Charlottesville, Virginia, to see Thomas Jefferson’s peaceful country estate, Monticello. Designed by Jefferson himself, and based on Palladio’s Renaissance Italian villas, Monticello is a UNESCO world heritage site. We also tour the University of Virginia campus, established in 1818. The university has an illustrious history and its fine buildings are also a UNESCO site. (B) Saturday April 30 A private collection and Public museums

Late this morning we tour the Phillips Collection, assembled

by Duncan Phillips from the early 20th century until his death in 1966. Highlights of the collection include Renoir’s Luncheon of the Boating Party as well as notable works by Mark Rothko, van Gogh, Georgia O’Keeffe and others. For the remainder of the day you will have the choice of exploring one or more of the museums of the Smithsonian Institute which line National Mall (Air and Space, American Indian, Hirshorn Modern Art, Freer, Sackler, American History) or to visit the fascinating National Portrait Gallery. You tour leader will organise your visit. This evening we attend a performance of opera, dance or orchestral music at the Kennedy Centre, with dinner at the Centre beforehand.

Overnight Washington (B,D) Sunday May 1 Travel to New York, via Philadelphia

We leave Washington this morning, travelling towards New York. En route we stop in downtown Philadelphia for a few hours. The capital of Pennsylvania is one of the US’s most significant historical cities. There will be time to inspect Independence Hall, where the first congresses were held and also make a brief visit to the renowned Barnes Foundation.

We continue along the New Jersey turnpike to New York, where we share a simple evening meal. (B, D)

The classical colonnades of Jefferson’s ‘Academical Village’ at the University of Virginia (top); The intimate Rothko Room in the Phillips Collection, Washington (above); in Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson consider the Declaration of independence (bottom)

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Moving around New York

Most of our travel from site to site in New York will be in taxies. Taxies are much faster than buses and give us total flexibility in the program. On one or two occasions we will also use the city’s subway system. Please note that there is considerable walking in the New York section of the tour.

A moderate degree of walking fitness is essential.

Monday May 2 Art Deco and the Harbour

Above: Central Park’s Boathouse Restaurant in its lakeside setting

This morning we explore some of the Art-Deco architecture of New York’s midtown district. We explore icons such as the Chrysler Building, the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and the General Electric Building. We enjoy lunch at Cipriani Dolci, located in the main hall of Grand Central, a magnificent Beaux-Arts building. This afternoon we take a Circle Line harbour cruise, showing us the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the Brooklyn Bridge. (B, L)

Below: Frank Lloyd Wright’s last major work – the Solomon R. Guggenheim museum in New York

Tuesday May 3 Fifth Avenue and Central Park

This morning we visit the Frick Collection, a unique museum of European art displayed in the former private home of Pittsburgh entrepreneur Henry Clay Frick. The exquisite taste and refinement of the house belie Frick’s reputation as the archetypical ‘robber baron;’ of the Gilded Age. We continue with a stroll through nearby Central Park, watching New Yorkers enjoy their day. Our visit culminates in lunch at the Central Park Boathouse, surely one of the city’s most pleasant eateries. In the afternoon we visit the Guggenheim Collection.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s last building is an icon of 20th century architecture and features world-class exhibitions. This evening we attend a new Broadway musical, selected from the 2015 fall premieres. Overnight New York. (B, L) Wednesday May 4 Metropolitan Museum of ART

This morning a coach takes us to the northern tip of Manhattan, where we visit ‘The Cloisters’, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s medieval collection, housed in a monastery-like structure. After

Boston, washington & New York our guided tour here, we spend the rest of the day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s main campus on Fifth Avenue.

This vast collection encompasses just about all known fine and decorative arts from ancient Egypt onwards. After an introductory orientation, we explore the American galleries.

You will be free to explore the rest of the museum independently. The late afternoon and evening are free. Music lovers may like to attend a performance at historic Carnegie Hall, just a few minutes from our hotel. Overnight New York.

(B) Thursday May 5 Brooklyn and Downtown

This morning a local historian shows us Brooklyn Heights, New York’s best-preserved residential district, with streets of brownstone terraces, historic churches and great views across to Manhattan. For those with the energy, there is the chance to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge at the end of our tour. This afternoon we visit the downtown financial district, walking down Wall Street and visiting the moving September 11 memorial at the World Trade Centre building site. This evening we attend a performance at the Lincoln Centre by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra or the Metropolitan Opera (performance schedules to be advised). Overnight New York (B) Friday May 6 Modern American art

An undoubted highlight of our tour will be this morning’s private tour of MoMA – New York’s famous Museum of Modern Art. A museum lecturer guides us through the museum’s greatest works before the museum opens its doors to the public. Following the tour you have free time to explore the museum’s collections. At lunchtime we head to the Chelsea Food Markets, located in a former Nabisco factory.

In the afternoon we visit the newly-opened Whitney Museum of American Art, now located in Chelsea. The museum holds a definitive collection of paintings by Edward Hopper, and other important modernist pieces. There is also time to stroll the High Line, an innovative urban park created from a disused industrial rail line running above the Chelsea district.

Overnight New York (B)

Boston, washington & New York Saturday May 7 Midtown and the Cloisters

This morning we join our MAS guide for a tour of the Rockefeller Centre, whose 11 buildings comprise one of the most remarkable architectural projects of the 20th century. Our tour culminates at the “Top of the Rock”, the observation deck at the top of the 70-storey GE Building which is the centrepiece of the Rockefeller Centre. The area is built to resemble the deck of an ocean liner and offers spectacular views over the city. This evening we enjoy a farewell meal at a New York restaurant. (B, D) Sunday May 8 Departure

On our final morning you are free to relax. There is the option of visiting the JP Morgan Library and Museum, one of the world's greatest private collections of artistic, literary, and musical works, established by banker and voracious collector Pierpont Morgan. Mid-afternoon we transfer to New York’s JFK airport, where the tour ends.

Above: view of the Empire State Building and downtown Manhattan from the top of the rock observatory.

Below: the extraordinary interior of the JP Morgan library

Additional travel AND stopovers We are more than happy to arrange additional travel either before or after the tour dates. Stopovers on the outbound or return flight are also possible for those wishing to break their journey. Please talk to tour consultant Stuart Barrie on 02 9235 0023 or at stuart@academytravel.com.au for further details.

Images left: private viewing of Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d'Avignon at the Museum of Modern Art, New York; and the view towards Manhattan while walking on the Brooklyn Bridge

Boston, washington & New York Hotels Boston, Hilton Financial District (5 nights)

The Boston Hilton financial district is located in downtown Boston, within walking distance of the Long Wharf, Quincy Market and Boston Common. Situated in a recently-renovated Art Deco building, the hotel’s spacious rooms are well appointed. www.hilton.com

Above: a room at the Hilton Financial District, Boston

Washington, Sofitel (4 nights)

Below: a room at the Sofitel, Washington; and the Warwick Hotel, New York

This five-star hotel is well located in downtown Washington within easy reach of the city’s great sights and around the corner from the White House. Hotel staff are friendly and welcoming and guest rooms are modern and comfortable. www.sofitel.com New York, Warwick Hotel (6 nights)

This four-star hotel is very conveniently located in midtown Manhattan, on 54th Street. Rooms are large and comfortable, each with modern amenities. The hotel is in walking distance to many of New York’s most popular attractions and sits across from the Museum of Modern Art. www.warwickhotelny.com

Weather on tour We can expect mild to warm weather throughout the trip, with maxima ranging from around 15-26 degrees, and minima around 12 degrees. Rainfall in the region in April-May is average – about 100mm per month. In Washington it may be a little humid during our stay. We suggest you bring a jacket for the evenings and a rain jacket. Please note that these are average temperature ranges only. You should pack for at least a few hot days as well as a few cooler ones.

Boston, washington & New York visa requirements In order to enter the United States all travellers are now required to complete an online form, the US government’s Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (or ESTA). Full details are available at https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov (image right).

In making the application you will need details of your arriving flight to the USA and also need to provide the name and address of the first hotel we are staying at. The first hotel for this tour is: Hilton Downtown/Faneuil Hall 89 Broad St, Boston, MA 02110, United States Phone: +1 617-556-0006 The cost of the ESTA is currently USD $14 and you should receive an authorisation immediately. Print a copy of your ESTA and carry it with you on your flight.

USA travel advice Overall, the United States is a safe place to travel, but you should take sensible precautions. There is no need to feel concerned while on tour – just be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on your belongings at all times.

Tipping is widespread in the United States, and often baffling and slightly distasteful for Australian visitors. Every service provider from a taxi driver to a hairdresser expects a tip of 1520%. Whether you agree or not with tipping as a principle, it will be expected and as a visitor you will find yourself reminded about ‘gratuities’ in a most unsubtle fashion. Group tips to restaurants, drivers and local guides are included in the tour cost.

The cost of medical services in the USA is very high and it is essential you have good insurance coverage. Check carefully the limits to coverage for medical expenses, disruption of your travel plans, theft, repair and replacement of luggage on your policy. If you are not satisfied with them, look for another policy or talk to the insurance company about having limits raised.

This is especially important for older travellers, as many policies limit the amount paid for medical claims according to your age.

Physical fitness for this tour Academy Travel’s itineraries avoid whistle-stop coach visits, but offer instead lots of walking and extended site visits. We do not have age limits on our tours, but we ask you instead to consider carefully your ability to meet the physical demands of the tour.

You should be able to:  walk for 2-3 kilometres at a moderate to slow pace with only short breaks  stand for a reasonable length of time listening to explanations in museums  negotiate stairs and escalators into and out of subway stations  get on and off a large coach unassisted  move your luggage a short distance if required This tour moves at a reasonable pace with extended stays in each city. We are happy to accommodate the needs of any traveller with a physical disability as far as reasonably possible, but it may not be possible to undertake all activities. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you wish to discuss the demands of the tour in more detail.

About ADFAS Travel ADFAS Travel is the official travel program of the Association of Australian Decorative and Fine Arts Socieities (ADFAS). Each year we offer a carefully chosen range of tours designed to appeal to our 6,000 members around Australia. ADFAS Travel helps to support the activities of ADFAS, including sponsorship of young artists and contributions to the preservation of sites around Australia.

ADFAS Travel is managed by Academy Travel, a specialist provider of cultural tours. Each year Academy Travel organises around 50 journeys to Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia and the Americas, each focusing on a distinctive historical, artistic or cultural theme. Academy Travel is an Australian-owned travel company, founded in 2004.

Carefully planned itineraries All itineraries feature a carefully thought out balance of walking tours, gallery and museum visits, scenic excursions, dining and performances.

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Long stays Perhaps the most appealing feature of our program.

No whistlestop tours, no 7.00am departures, day after day. In most destinations we enjoy three or four nights to really get to know the place.

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