Art Smart Crafts Personal Art-Related Travel Itineraries
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Travel creates a perfect opportunity to see the world’s great art collections—the Louvre, Tate, Prado, Uffizi, and others—firsthand. Whether you’re traveling for business or taking the family on vacation, Art Smart Travels can help you navigate foreign art museums and galleries to find the must-see masterpieces, hidden wonders, and personally satisfying treasures that will make your trip memorable.
An Art Smart consultant will work closely with you before you depart to develop a custom art tour with the perfect mix of experiences for your destination, whether it be Italy, France, the United Kingdom, or elsewhere in the world. Based on your preferences, we'll assemble a portfolio of cultural resources, design a workable schedule, and arrange luxury travel programs that will make your experience insightful, delightful, and stress-free.
While many clients retain Art Smart Travels for art itinerary planning for a single city, including our home base of New York City, we also lead private art tours through a broad range of locations in the United States and around the world.
For a heightened experience, an Art Smart expert can travel with you to provide the highest possible level of perspective and personalized guidance. Along the way, you will receive expedited and VIP-level access to art venues.
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For Example: A Grand Tour of Europe, the Art Smart WayOne family wanted an art historian to lead them on a private, modern-day “Grand Tour of Europe” with a goal of enhancing their understanding of Western art and culture, ranging from the classical to the contemporary. After an introductory program at the Museum of Modern Art in New York that built on what the family knew and loved, an Art Smart guide escorted them through a highly-focused two-week European itinerary, including Paris, London, Rome, Florence, and Athens. By exploring 15 European art museums and 20 architectural masterworks with Art Smart, the parents and kids alike grew in their appreciation of the works of the past and deepened their understanding of how these objects continue to influence the art of the present.
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