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Spring Break Trip 2011
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Full time Notre Dame College students |
$2,846.00 |
NDC Employees |
$3,221.00 |
Alumni and Friends |
$3,775.00 |
Fees include:

2010February 25 - March 7, 2010 |
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| Day 1 2/25/10 |
Depart from the USA. |
| Day 2 2/26/10 |
Dublin - Arrive in the Emerald Isle. The remainder of the day is free to unpack and relax. Why not wander across St. Stephen's Green to Grafton Street? You may hear buskers playing traditional Irish music. |
| Day 3 2/27/10 |
Dublin - Sightseeing shows you statue-filled O'Connell Street and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Also included is a visit to Kilmainham Gaol, Ireland's most famous former jail that has held both Nationalist and Republican prisoners. In the afternoon you have time to explore the Temple Bar section of Dublin. Situated near the Liffey and the Ha'penny Bridge, Temple Bar boasts cafés, galleries and trendy shops. |
| Day 4 2/28/10 |
Lake District - Journey across the Irish Sea to Wales. You travel through North Wales to the Lake District, where you will spend the night. Comprised of 16 lakes, the area is incredibly beautiful and mystical. |
| Day 5 3/1/10 |
Edinburgh - Begin your morning by visiting the village of Grasmere, a favorite among Lake poets. Wordsworth lived in Dove Cottage and is buried at the local church. Notice how the countryside gets more rugged and mountainous as you continue northward to Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. |
| Day 6 3/2/10 |
Edinburgh - Sightseeing shows you Princes Street, Charlotte Square and Edinburgh Castle, perched high up in the old town. The afternoon is free to shop; woolens, tartans and sheepskins are an especially good value. This evening you may wish to enjoy an optional traditional Scottish Ceilidh Evening with dinner, not available prior to April 1. |
| Day 7 3/3/10 |
York - Start the day by traveling to Hadrian's Wall, the northernmost outpost of Roman Britain and the means by which the Romans kept out marauding tribes. Continue on to the walled city of York. This evening a Ghost Tour is included if you dare! |
| Day 8 3/4/10 |
York - Today is free to further explore the wonders of York. |
| Day 9 3/5/10 |
London - This morning journey to London via Windsor Castle. Begun by William the Conqueror, today it is an official residence of the British Royal Family. |
| Day 10 3/6/10 |
London - A local guide shows you St. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square and the Houses of Parliament. Stop at Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guard, if available. The afternoon is free to visit the Tower of London or shop at Harrods. |
| Day 11 3/7/10 |
Depart for the USA. Optional Extensions and Extra Nights: Further immerse yourself in the culture and delights of England's capital with an extra night in London, including the services of your ACIS Tour Manager. |
Please join us for our annual educational/cultural adventure. Enjoy 11 days in the British Isles. Bring British literature, history, and culture to life as you visit cities and lakes where famous writers lived and walked.
Meet James Joyce in Dublin, Wordsworth and Coleridge in the Lake District, the Brontës in Yorkshire, Shakespeare in Stratford, and Dickens and Chaucer in London.

| Day 1 | Depart from the USA. Overnight flight. |
| Day 2 | Arrive in Dublin. Visit the James Joyce Centre and the Abbey Theatre. |
| Day 3 | Morning sightseeing including O’Connell Street, St. Patrick’s Cathedral |
| Day 4 | Wales and the Lake District |
| Day 5 | Grasmere and Wordsworth’s cottage; Edinburgh |
| Day 6 | Morning sightseeing in Edinburgh |
| Day 7 | Visit to Hadrian’s Wall, Haworth, continuing on to York |
| Day 8 | York |
| Day 9 | Stratford, Windsor Castle and London |
| Day 10 | London |
| Day 11 | Depart for the USA |
Full time Notre Dame College students |
$2,813.00 |
NDC Employees |
$3,223.00 |
Alumni and Friends |
$3,723.00 |
Contact: Roz Scheer-Mc Leod rmcleod@ndc.edu 216-373-5265
Lynn Zimmerman ldzimmerman@ndc.edu 216-373-5284

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Great Wall |

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La Sagrada Familia |

The Plaka in Athens
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The group made stops in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Select this link to see pictures of the trip.

Switzerland and Italy
Spring Break, 2004
During Spring Break 2004, 15 NDC students, faculty, alumni, staff, and friends traveled on an educational, fun- filled trip through Switzerland and Italy.
The itinerary included Zurich, Lake Lucerne, Lake Garda, Verona, Venice, Florence, Pisa, San Gimignano, Assisi, Rome, Pompeii, Sorrento, Naples, and Montecassino. Select this link to see pictures of the trip.
Paris, Provence
and the Cote d'Azur
Spring Break, 2003
For the Spring Break of 2003, 12 Notre Dame College students, faculty, alumni, staff, and friends traveled on an invigorating and educational trip through France.
The itinerary included Paris, Provence, Avignon, Nîmes, Aigues-Mortes, Aix-en-Provence, Nice, and Monaco.
WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?
See photos of past trips by selecting the
links below:
Renaissance
Italy - '02
Great
Britain/ British Isles - '01
Spain -
'00
Glory of the Habsburgs
- '99
Paris and French Countryside - '98
Grecian Trip
-'97