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Urbino, Italy
Many say the Renaissance started here under the patronage of Duke Federico da Montefeltro, whose twin-turreted palace still houses an outstanding collection of period art. Urbino lies in the northern part of central Italy’s Marche Region, nestled between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Attractions include a festive piazza, unique botanical garden and the boyhood home of the Renaissance artist Raphael. Lively beach towns are a bus ride away.
Perpignan, France
Perpignan lies in the Languedoc region of southwestern France, 8 miles west of the Mediterranean and 19 miles north of the Spanish border, within sight of the Pyrénées. The city features a charming, pedestrian-friendly historic quarter; a daily market; several arts festivals in the summer and lively night life. Study multimedia journalism and French language and culture in this charming Catalan city near the Spanish border.
Istanbul, Turkey
Considered one of the world’s most beautiful cities, Istanbul is crisscrossed with sumptuous palaces, mosques and gardens where the sultans played; it’s also an energetic modern city of Greek, Armenian, Russian, Arab, religious and secular influences, where people from around the world still come to make their fortunes. Students will practice working as foreign correspondents, and have their work published in a digital magazine, and a book.
Salamanca, Spain
The lively, sandstone streets of Salamanca are bustling with the students of Spain’s oldest university, and we look forward to being a part of its approaching 800th anniversary. Famous for the beautiful Plaza Mayor, Salamanca is filled with awe-inspiring Renaissance architecture. The striking, intricate engravings and details of the two cathedrals, the House of Shells, and the facades of the university reflect Salamanca’s historical importance, proving it worthy of designation by UNESCO as a “Mankind Heritage Monument.”
Prague, Czech Republic
The city of Prague, situated in the heart of the Czech Republic, is steeped in history and culture. Students will experience and explore the “Golden City of Spires,” including historic Old Town Square, picturesque Charles Bridge, the ancient Prague Castle, and many other landmarks. Students in the Travel Writing program will practice the art and craft of travel writing and sharpen their photography skills.
Armagh, Northern Ireland
The oldest city in Ireland, Armagh’s history and culture are as lush and vibrant as the verdant fields surrounding its rocky slopes. Spend the month of July on a Writer’s Journey through the culture, history, politics and people of Ireland, guided by the Master Writers and Teachers of ieiMedia’s Armagh Program. The next new voice that you hear in contemporary Irish literature may be your own.