November 2026
Reformation Tour
Dates & Itinerary
Day 1 (pre-tour extra)
Flight to Rome
Day 2 (pre-tour extra)
Rome - Arrival at hotel
Day 3 (pre-tour extra)
Roma - Coliseum, Mamertine Prison, Panteon, Fontana di Trevi, Vatican
Day 4 (pre-tour extra)
Rome—Florence
Florence - Galleria di Arte Medicis (Uffizi), Piazza della Repubblica, Battistero di San Giovanni i Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore (Brunnelleschi), Michelangelo’s David
Arrive at Turin
Day 1
In search of the Waldensians - Church and Museum in Torre Pellice and Turin (San Salvarino)
Turin - Museo i Chiesa della Sindone (Holy Shroud)
Day 2
Cross the Alps to Switzerland
Lunch (not included) at Annecy (glamorous French town)
Arrive at Geneva
Day 3
Geneva - International Monument of the Reformation (Wall of the Reformers), Church of St. Peter (John Calvin) and museum of the Reformation
Walk at the margins of the lake with the famous jet of water
Day 4
Geneva—Zurich
stop at Bern, the beautiful capital of Switzerland
Bern - High Gardens (Rosengarten) and city centre (Markgasse)
Day 5
Zurich (Ulrich Zwingli)
Cathedral of the Reformation (Grossmünster), Churches of Fraumünster and St. Pierre
View of Lake Zurich
After lunch (not included) visit the famous chocolate Lindt factory
Day 6
Zurich—Strasbourg
stop at Konstanz Hus Museum (Museum of Jan Hus — c. 1370–1415, precursor of Protestantism). Konstanz (Constance) was the place where Hus was condemned and executed by the Inquisition
Day 7
Strasbourg (John Calvin and Martin Bucer) Gotic Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Maison Kammerzell (medieval), statue of Gutenberg, Eglise du Temple-Neuf, Église Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune
a tour of important churches that switched from Catholicism to Protestantism
Day 8
Strasbourg—Heidelberg
Heidelberg Castle (winery with the world’s largest barrel)
Church of Holy Spirit (Heiliggeistkirche - medieval), University, Old City,
old bridge (Alte Brücke) with a great view of the castle and downtown
Day 9
Heidelberg—Erfurt
Worms - We will pass (without stopping) in the city where Luther was condemned, by the Roman Church, as a heretic
Mainz - We will visit the Cathedral where Luther was ordained, and the Natural History Museum (exhibition on Gutenberg)
Wartburg/Eisenach - We will visit the homes of Luther, Johann Sebastian Bach, and the castle where Luther translated the New Testament to German
Day 10
Erfurt—Wittemberg
Erfurt - Old Town, Germany's largest unique cultural heritage area. Gothic architectural complex (Erfurt Cathedral, St. Severus' and St. Mary's Church, Domplatz), a stop at the Augustinian Monastery where Luther studied
Day 11
Wittemberg—Prague
Wittemberg - Castle Church (Schlosskirche) where the 95 theses were nailed, Luther's House, Melanchthon's House, former Augustinian monastery where Luther lived for 35 years, City Church (Stadtkirche St. Marien) Market Square (Marktplatz)
Dresden - Theaterplatz, Cathedral of Holy Trinity, Frauenkirche
Day 12
Prague
St. Vitus Cathedral, the old St. George's Basilica, the Old Royal Palace, Charles Bridge (Karlův most), and the picturesque Golden Lane. Prague Castle (with spectacular panoramic views of the city from above), Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí), the Astronomical Clock, the Church of Our Lady of Týn, and the Jan Hus Memorial
Day 13
Return Flight
Bags filled with gifts and heart full of good memories
Unforgettable
Experience
Be inspired by following in the footsteps of courageous Christians who defied tradition and transformed history. Discover the locations central to the movement that revolutionized European culture and Christianity worldwide.
a dream trip
INCLUDES
13 nights of accommodation in tourist-class hotels
13 breakfasts
Transfers and tour buses for travel
All entrance fees for the mentioned tours
City tour with a English-speaking guide
Travel gift
INVESTIMENT
Land - $4700
Down Payment (25%) +
12x - Installments
Flight - each passenger is responsible for their own, but we can help find good prices
Insurance, gifts, drinks, lunches, and dinners are not included
Rodrigo Galiza
Meet your guide
A specialist in the history of biblical interpretation, he studied at universities in the United States and Israel (Andrews University, Princeton, Hebrew University).
I teach courses on the historical, geographical, and literary context of the Bible at the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies since 2014, and have been invited to teach at UNASP (Brazil), Faculdade Internacional Cidade Viva (Brazil), Andrews University, and Duke Divinity School.
I have written articles and book chapters on the Protestant Reformation and the Middle Ages (see below samples).
The Gift of Prophecy from the Early Church to the Medieval Period
A Reforma Radical