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JUNE 20, 2014 – JUNE 28, 2014

FLAVORS OF TUSCANYThe language of Tuscan life goes something like this: Sample a Chianti Classico, sourced

from the earth under your feet. Squeeze a fresh tomato. Stir a fragrant pot. Learn cheese-

making at a small local farm. Foray to Tuscany’s breathtaking cultural capitals and small,

cypress-studded hill towns—always returning to your Tuscan home and the convivial

atmosphere of a small-group journey.

At the end of nine days, you will be a skilled practitioner of Tuscany’s cultural lingo, with

perfect command of the three words that matter most: la dolce vita.

Dear Alumni and Friends,

With Tuscan wine and cuisine as our inspiration, and a gorgeously rustic wine estate as our home base, I invite you to joinus to embrace the culture and beauty of Tuscany.

An intimate, small-group atmosphere and authentically Tuscan experiences are conjured during this program, each onemore magical than the next: stroll vineyards, make your own ricotta, sample olive oils and wine varietals, and fully enjoythe Tuscan way of life surrounded by great people and great cuisine.

Space is limited to just 26 guests. For Loomis Chaffee savings of up to $1,000 per couple (alumni as well as family andfriends are eligible), please reserve your spot today: online at http://loomischaffee.orbridge.com, by phone at (866) 639-0079, or by returning the enclosed reservation form.

Warm regards,

Alexander M. McCandlessChristopher H. Lutz DirectorCenter for Global Studies, Loomis Chaffee School

Please note: The information contained in this document is current as of 8/26/2013

Program Highlights:

For six nights become part of the family at gorgeous Tuscan wine estatePodere Ciona, amidst rolling hills; and for the last night, relish Florence's HotelL'Orologio.

On exclusive small-group excursions, cook with a Michelin-rated chef and atthe elbows of four “Tuscan Mammas,” making ricotta and conjuring prizeddishes.

Visit historic gems: a 1,000-year-old winery; Etruscan ruins in Cortona; a millwhere olive oils are pressed the old way; and a monastery that hosted St.Francis.

Visit hill towns with histories as mesmerizing as their panoramic views; meanderSiena’s morning market; and savor Florence, seeing Michaelangelo’s David atthe Accademia.

Day-by-Day Itinerary*:Itinerary is subject to change. Some activities are dependent on weather and seasonal conditions.

Day 1–2: En Route from U.S. / Arrive Florence / Podere CionaSettle into your quarters at Podere Ciona, a lovely estate surrounded by vineyards in the Chianti countryside.With Siena in the distance, explore the garden that surrounds the house, and take in the breathtaking view ofolive trees, vineyards, and forests that dot the landscape. Get acquainted with your travel companions at awelcome dinner served with the estate's vintages, as well as Franca and Franco Gatteschi, the delightful ownersof the property.Overnight: Podere Ciona (D)

Day 3: Radda / CastellinaToday visit the beautiful hill towns of Radda, Castellina, and Gaiole. Find out why Gaiole was ranked number one

as “Europe’s Most Idyllic Places to Live” in Forbes magazine. Visit charming Radda and Castellina and discoverChianti Classico wines in the region that made them world renowned. Tonight, enjoy dinner at a favoriteneighborhood restaurant.Overnight: Podere Ciona (B,D)

Day 4: AscianoTuscany’s rolling hills—with its patchwork of vineyards, olive groves, and forests—are redolent with culinarytreasure. Discover how cheeses typical of this area are characterized by the kind of milk, addition of herbs, andparticular processes resulting in different textures and flavors. Dine at a local villa for lunch before heading toCastiglion’s historic city center. A light buffet back at the property concludes the day.Overnight: Podere Ciona (B,L,D)

Day 5: San Martino / CortonaAfter breakfast, take a short drive to San Martino to visit the beautiful Il Falconiere, a Relais & Chateaux property.In their beautiful kitchen, learn traditional Tuscan recipes under the tutelage of owner Silvia and Il Falconieremaster chef, Riccardo. Make ricotta, as well as pasta and sugo fresco di pomodoro (fresh tomato sauce) for adelicious feast along with the award-winning wines and sparkling wine of the estate.

After a sumptuous lunch, head to Le Celle, a monastery on the slopes of Monte Sant’ Edigio frequented by SaintFrancis of Assisi. Enjoy a walk around the buildings with your guide. A bit farther up the hill awaits the 13th-century Church of Santa Margherita. Inside, admire the original rose window and the dramatic Crucifix above thealtar.

Explore the walled city of Cortona alongside your knowledgeable guide before visiting an old olive mill that stillpresses using the traditional methods, topped off with an olive oil tasting with the owner. Visit Etruscan tombsthat were recently excavated nearby. Dinner this evening is at a favorite Cortona restaurant.Overnight: Podere Ciona (B,L,D)

Day 6: SienaA UNESCO heritage site, Siena has a remarkably well-preserved medieval cityscape. Meander through themorning market, its streets filled with vendors catching your eye with handcrafted wares. See Siena’s celebratedDuomo, with its striking striped columns and walls, ornate mosaic floor, and recently excavated 13th-centuryfrescoes; and admire the Sanctuary of Santa Caterina, as you learn about the city’s colorful history from yourguide. Take some time to shop, grab something delicious for lunch on your own, and watch passers-by in the IlCampo. This evening, we will have wood-fired pizza and antipasti for a perfect finish to the day.Overnight: Podere Ciona (B,D)

Day 7: BrolioToday visit Brolio castle in the midst of boundless vineyards. Taste the region’s varietals and tour the castlegrounds. Grab lunch nearby and enjoy time to relax at Podere Ciona before a four-course cooking class withthose who know best, the Tuscan Mammas! Mimma, Lele, Franca, and Elissa are the women behind Tutti aTavola, an intimate cooking school in Tuscany. As the Mammas say, “Breaking bread at the table is the best wayto get to know someone.”Overnight: Podere Ciona (B,L,D)

Day 8: FlorenceRenowned Renaissance art and architecture await in Florence. On your walking tour, admire the sculptures thatsurround the Piazza Signoria, the heart of Florence’s historic and political square. Step inside the PalazzoVecchio, the town hall; and stop by the Ponte Vecchio, the oldest and most famous bridge in Florence. See theDuomo, Brunelleschi’s cathedral, and the baptistry renowned for its three bronze doors and relief sculptures. Sipa glass of wine and enjoy a delicious Panini lunch with the locals on via Cimatori before admiring the scarves andleather in San Lorenzo market. And finally, end your tour with an appointment at the Accademia to viewMichelangelo’s David. Tonight, share your experiences and raise a glass with your travel companions one lasttime at a farewell dinner.

Overnight: Hotel L'Orologio (B,L,D)

Day 9: Depart FlorenceThis morning, take your complimentary transfer to the airport for your flight home. (B)

*Itinerary subject to change

What’s Included:

A relaxed six nights accommodations at an 18th-century estate in the ChiantiClassico wine-growing region, perched amidst the rolling hills of Tuscany, aswell as one night at the elegant Hotel L'Orologio in Florence

Seven breakfasts, four lunches, and seven dinners served with wine

Full services of an expert Orbridge Guide and local Italian winemakers, chefs,cheese makers, and other expert local guides

Private motor coach transportation, luggage handling, and airport transfers forguests on suggested flights

Gratuities to guides, drivers and porters

Faculty Leader Sheila Culbert

Your Guide(s):

Insider, Interpreter, Epicure, Host

As you explore the region's culinary and cultural flavors, an Orbridge Travel Directorwill infuse your journey with an epicure’s appreciation of food and wine, a local’sknowledge and pride of place, and a travel aficionado’s ability to gather the beauty ofall senses to your discoveries. Whether at a wine tasting, visiting with locals,sightseeing, or raising a glass with you over an exquisitely crafted meal, thecontribution of your Travel Director is essential to the intimate and educationalqualities that distinguish this program. Catch their enthusiasm and explore the flavors

of this wonderful region with added confidence, understanding, and appreciation. Cheers!

Program Accommodations:

Your Home in Italy: Podere Ciona

Become part of la famiglia as you settle in for your first six nights at a gorgeous Tuscan wine estate. Sip a glass of Chiantion a sun-dappled terrace, refresh at the pool, and stroll vineyards draped with Sangiovese, Merlot, and Alicante Bouschetgrapes. For your final night in Florence, stay at stylish Hotel L’Orologio (or similar).

Casa Piccola (Category A): Small and simple, this room accommodates two with a double bed and en suite bathroom.

Villa (Category B): Within an 18th-century farmhouse and offering views of the Tuscan hills, these spacious doublebedrooms feature full bathrooms with shower; and share a delightful living area with fireplace, kitchen, dining room, andterrace.

Appartamento (Category C): Unique quarters attached to the property’s main house, the Appartamento’s charmingcharacter belies its origins as an antique barn, now beautifully appointed for two.

Casetta (Category D): Down a few steps from the estate’s main house, this cottage for two is a romantic hideaway withgracious amenities, en suite bathroom; and an unforgettable view of Tuscan hills and Siena in the distance.

Villa Piccola (Category E): This rustic and elegant villa is a peaceful retreat with arched picture windows, large livingroom, double bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, and covered terrace.

Hotel L'Orologio (or similar)For the last night of your program, relax in the beautifully situated Hotel L'Orologio at the Piazza Santa Maria Novella inFlorence's historic center. This elegant, timepiece-themed hotel is a few minutes walk to the train station and the Duomo,and within 20-minute walking distance to the Accademia and the Uffizi. Room Amenities: Flat screen TV, phone, free wireless internet access, iPod docking station, tea and coffee making facilities, and safe.

Activity Level:

Easy

Guests should be able to enjoy an hour or more of walking and be sure-footed on stairs and cobbled surfaces.

What They’re Saying:

“I feel like I was immersed in Southern Italy, from vineyards, to wineries, to castles, to local history and

archeology, to cheese making, to pasta making, to local foods. It was a fine trip.”–Joe C., Columbus, IN

“We thoroughly enjoyed the cooking lessons, and the the information on food, wine and cheese. The

choice of hill towns and other sights was a very good mix of educational content and general interest.”–- Jeanne N. and Mike M., Dublin, OH

“We had a marvelous experience on the 'Flavors of Tuscany' trip. We were thoroughly impressed with

the itinerary that Orbridge put together—certainly not a boilerplate tour. We want to give special

commendation to our tour guide. He could not have been more pleasant, accommodating and

professional. ”–Gregory and JaLynn P., Potomac, MD

“The staff was warm, friendly, caring and accomodating...they really couldn't do enough for us!”–Linda and Louis C., Indianapolis, IN

“I have traveled extensively in Europe and lived in Europe for 1 and 1/2 years as a young adult. I always

try to learn the local language and I have always avoided tours. Orbridge has changed my view. With

our guide, it was like good friends touring Tuscany, except that one friend was far more

knowledgeable than the others. What Orbridge did was give us the vacation of a lifetime for which I

will always be grateful.”–- James C., Baltimore, MD

Optional Extension:

ROME

Rome is the “Eternal City,” where thousands of years of art and history are flourished with

modern style and culture. See the city’s gifts to the world: some of the finest art and

architecture that has survived the last two thousand years.

Itinerary:Day 9: Depart Florence / Arrive RomeDay 10: Rome / Guided Walking TourDay 11: Rome / LeisureDay 12: Depart Rome

Group space may not be available within 90 days of departure.

Accommodations:

Hotel Lancelot

Tucked away in the quiet and green Celio residential area and only a short stroll from the Colosseum and RomanForum, the Hotel Lancelot is an ideal home base from which to set out and discover the city. Enjoy a drink on thepatio, or savor dinner with wine at their traditional "round tables." Room amenities: air conditioning, satellite TV, wireless internet access, safe, and en suite bathroom with a hair dryer.

What's Included:

High-speed train from Florence to Rome

Three nights accommodations at Hotel Lancelot (or similar), with breakfast eachmorning

City sightseeing of Rome with a local guide

Transfer from hotel to airport with luggage handling, as well as gratuities toguide and drivers

Reservation Form

Flavors of TuscanyJUNE 20, 2014 — JUNE 28, 2014EXTENSION: JUNE 28, 2014 — JULY 01, 2014

Program Rates*

Casa Piccola (Cat. A): $4,495

Villa (Cat. B): $4,895

Appartamento (Cat. C):$5,395

Casetta (Category D):$5,495

Villa Piccola (Cat. E): $5,995

Extension Rate: $1,095**

*Discounted rate; limited offer. Rate is per person based on double occupancy, in U.S. dollars. Single reservations are $7,495; availabilitylimited. Airfare is not included in program rate. **Extension rates are per person, based on double occupancy, in U.S. dollars. Singleextension rate is $1,795. Single availability is limited. Airfare is not included in extension rate.

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