There's still time to watch our series of online webinars hosted with MartinRandallTravel Travel, bringing music lovers and music makers closer together through conversations with five acclaimed musicians. Access the webinar recordings until 1 August: martinrandall.com/online-talks-c…

🌙 We’ve just finished rehearsing ahead of an extraordinary (and somewhat daunting) 24 hours: from 1.00am to 10.00pm, we’ll be singing the eight ancient services of the monastic day - The Divine Office - across the chapels of Oxford’s Colleges, for MartinRandallTravel Travel (1/2)

Our Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford #choristers gave two concerts yesterday as part of the MartinRandallTravel Divine Office event - a stunning celebration of liturgical choral music sung across a number of different churches and chapels throughout the day. Bravo, choristers! #music #oxford

In 2020 I wrote a book on Fake Heritage for Yale University Press London 📖 Less of a Whodunnit & more a Whydoit… why replicate the past, create fake Adams or build faux castles? This Nov I’m hosting my first online series of talks on the topic for MartinRandallTravel To book: martinrandall.com/online-talks-f…

Check out my latest article: Fake heritage or faithful homage, why we reconstruct the past linkedin.com/pulse/fake-her… via LinkedIn for MartinRandallTravel

Sophie Hay and Gabriel Zeutrighel discuss the “once-in-a-century find” of a rare bath house in Pompeii. Sophie frequently leads Martin Randall Travel tours to Pompeii. Listen from 1:44:39: bbc.in/3WrjUqV Pictured: Pompeii, watercolour by Frank Fox (1915).

Our online series of talks offer fresh perspectives on a range of topics, both familiar and unexpected. Watch live from the privacy of your own home and participate in the Q&A sessions that follows each talk. Find out more: bit.ly/3C6PSkL Image: Getty #Webinars

Join us on one of our 2026 cruises and explore the maritime legacies of some of the world’s greatest civilisations: – Sailing the Adriatic (May) – Sailing the Danube (July) – Sailing the Aegean (Oct) More info: bit.ly/4hZwfuN #Cruise #Sailing #Danube #Aegean #Adriatic

Our 'Kingdoms of Southern India' tour delves into the Hindu and Islamic heritage of the Deccan plateau. Led by Dr Peter Webb, uncover deserted citadels with their superb palaces and mosques and impressive fortifications. Find out more: bit.ly/3CRpP1O #India #Deccan

We are now offering tickets to our history symposium, ‘Anglo Saxons – the origins of England’ at The Castle Hotel, Taunton 12–14 March 2025. Buy tickets by contacting us at: [email protected] Full programme available here: bit.ly/4gE4dUo

This November the award-winning choral ensemble Stile Antico takes us on a musical journey through Renaissance Europe. All four concerts take place in the beautiful Grade I listed parish church in the small Suffolk market town of Lavenham. Find out more: bit.ly/3EUXCrF

The British Library has acquired torn-out sketches and drafts by Sir Edward Elgar for his masterpiece Introduction and Allegro for Strings: theguardian.com/music/2025/feb… Discover more about the complex composer with Richard Wigmore in our online webinar series: bit.ly/4ib9LXS

Our print of the month is a c. 1880 wood engraving of the Roman amphitheatre in El Djem, Tunisia. Holding up to 30,000 spectators, it was modelled on Rome's Colosseum. ‘Ancient and Islamic Tunisia’ led by Dr Zena Kamash departs in May and visits this town: bit.ly/3XpAwQg

Join us this March in Sicily. This tour includes six walks of between 3–8km through immensely varied scenery: from salt lake flats along the coast to the lava fields of Etna, Europe’s highest active volcano at nearly 11,000 feet. More info: bit.ly/3XnpOcL

We're delighted to have been involved in this wonderful award, thank you #RPSAwards.

This year marks 250 years since the birth of one of Britain’s greatest painters, JMW Turner. Find out how we are celebrating the legacy of this most beloved of European landscape and marine artists in our latest news piece: bit.ly/3DCjDLi Image: @‌gettymuseum

This April, we look forward to a series of four talks on India’s impact in the world. Through the lens of communications, commodities and migrations, Raaja Bhasin explores India's legacy with ‘How India changed the world – tales of trade and influence.’ bit.ly/3DqkaQF

Kent & Sussex contain some of the finest medieval buildings in Britain, including the world-famous cathedral at Canterbury. Explore this region’s rich legacy on our ‘Norman Conquest & Plantagenet Power’ tour in May, led by Dr Marc Morris (Marc Morris): bit.ly/3UFyp9p

If you are on our mailing list, you should soon be receiving a copy of our latest printed Update which features several of our upcoming tours in 2025 & 2026. Full of original itineraries, we hope you find our selection inspiring. Read it online: bit.ly/4436x4z

'Handel in Malta', 21–27 Nov 2025, is the first Martin Randall Festival dedicated to the music of George Frideric Handel. The English Concert, Solomon’s Knot and the Gabrieli Consort & Players perform a range of Handel’s best works. Find out more and book: bit.ly/4iIpe2o