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City & Village Tours: 0208 692 1133
They will be seen alongside fascinating objects from
major Egyptian museums for the first time in the UK.
Discover the incredible story of the remarkable
relationship between the major ancient civilisations
of Egypt and Greece, unveiled in this monumental
new exhibition.
City & Village Tours are offering a day at The British
Museum called
Lost & Found
with a specialist Blue
Badge Guide from our award winning team. The day
will include a fascinating guided galleries tour
highlighting treasures lost for millennia whose
rediscoveries changed our perceptions of the past as
well as a visit to the Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds
blockbuster exhibition. There are an incredible 13 acres
of galleries at the British Museum. Our
Lost & Found
guided tour will take your group off the beaten track
far from the madding crowd and introduce you to little
known wonders of the collection.
The new day is planned very much along the same lines
as our immensely popular and successful visits to The
British Museum in 2007 and 2008 when we took over
170 groups see the Terracotta Army exhibition.
Lost & Found with a visit to Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost
Worlds
is available Monday to Fridays from 19 May to
27 November 2016. The day trip is available as a
standard timings day running from 10.30am to 4.45pm
or as a Later Start Day from 11.45am (arrive for early
lunch) to 5.30pm.
See the next page for a description of the tour that
you can print out to show your committee or
members to see if they fancy it.
A Non Guided Option With a Hotel Carvery
A non-guided tickets only Sunken Cities & Hotel Carvery
Package comprising of 3.00pm visit to Sunken Cities
exhibition ticket plus 5.30pm 3-course hotel carvery meal
at The Saracen’s Carvery within walking distance of the
British Museum.
Available daily 19 May to 27 November 2016
Adults & Seniors £29.95pp. Minimum 20 people
Call Gyll or Andrew on 0208 692 1133 Monday to Friday
9.00 am to 5.30pm for further information.
Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds at The British
Museum has been organised with the Hilti Foundation
and the Institut Européen d’Archéologie Sous-Marine.
The exhibition is supported by BP.
