Girls’ Guide to the World

Join us on the ultimate first-timer’s trip to the City of Light where you and a small group of like-minded women will conquer the city like the iconic ingenues of yesteryear. We’ll visit the must-see historic sights while weaving in culture, shopping, food and wine (of course!). We’ll end our week with a visit to the awe-inspiring gardens at Giverny, what Claude Monet said was his greatest work.

Join us as we discover Marie-Antoinette’s France and walk in her footsteps through 18th century Paris and Versailles. Discover restaurants, cafés and shops fit for a queen. Visit museums specializing in art from the Age of Enlightenment and unique collections, breathtakingly beautiful gardens, And of course, no Marie-Antoinette trip would be complete without a visit to Versailles. Stay in pure luxury in a palace of our own at Versailles for 2 glorious nights. This is your moment to be a French queen … seize it! Dates in June and September, 2023.

Join historian/author Claudine Hemingway and author/photographer Krystal Kenney on a history-filled adventure where you’ll learn what made Hemingway tick and how a stained glass maker and poet combines her two skills for a one of a kind piece of art. Paris has inspired artists and writers for hundreds of years and continues to inspire today. We can’t wait to share it with you. And don’t worry we will share our favorite restaurants and spots with you along the way.

“Egypt isn’t a historic country, Egypt came first, then came the history.” – Najeeb Mahfous, Egyptian writer  Egypt is the motherland of the world. The history of ancient Egypt spans the period from the early prehistoric settlements of the northern Nile valley to the Roman conquest of Egypt in 30 BC. The Pharaonic period, when Egypt was ruled by a pharaoh, is dated from the 32^nd century BC, when Upper and Lower Egypt were unified, until the country fell under Macedonian rule in 332 BC.