<p>From the heart of art in Amsterdam to the center of contemporary art in Bilbao, a special 8-night, 10-day journey unfolds for those who love art.</p><p><br class="ProseMirror-trailingBreak"></p><p>Visitors will explore Europe’s renowned museums, including the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, experiencing masterpieces up close across eras and genres. Along the way, the beautiful winery villages of northern Spain, such as La Rioja, offer moments where art and nature meet in harmony.</p><p><br class="ProseMirror-trailingBreak"></p><p>With commentary from a professional guide, this tour allows for more than just passing through cities—it invites you to linger within the spaces and artworks, fully immersing yourself in art and culture.</p><p><br class="ProseMirror-trailingBreak"></p><p>Between moving works and breathtaking landscapes, there are moments to simply stay and be surrounded by art.</p>

Exhibition spaces harmoniously integrated with nature invite visitors to a unique experience of connecting deeply with artworks amid the lush forests at the foot of Mount Yatsugatake, where the museum captures the natural light and sounds of the surroundings. Home to world-class art collections, the region quietly shelters some of the most remarkable contemporary art treasures, including Asia’s largest Millet collection and the world’s largest Keith Haring collection, making this serene mountain area a hidden sanctuary of modern art. Preserving its original landscapes, the region has chosen a life in harmony with nature rather than flashy industrialization; the agricultural culture and charming scenery that follow the seasons reveal the quintessential beauty of Japan. Finally, the local hot springs, enriched by rainwater that seeps through underground layers for approximately 30 years before emerging, offer warm and gentle waters—a true bath of time.

<p>The Seto Inland Sea, often called the “Mediterranean of Japan,” offers a strikingly sensory landscape, where the blue sea and sky merge with contemporary art installations scattered across the islands. Visitors can explore architectural landmarks such as Tadao Ando’s iconic Benesse House and the Chichu Art Museum, where the spaces themselves are works of art.</p><p>Originating from pioneering projects in the 1990s that sought harmony between nature and art, this destination is recognized as a must-visit worldwide.</p><p><br class="ProseMirror-trailingBreak"></p><p>Inspired by the vision of Fukutake, chairman of Benesse Holdings, who dreamed of transforming the tranquil islands into an “art island,” visitors can also experience special programs that bring the artistic spirit of Naoshima to life.</p>