Transports: Travel, pleasure, and imaginative geography, 1600-183

Visitor´ Visions: travellers´ tales of georgian London; Lord Byron´s Grander Tour; INfectious enthusisams: Influence, contagion, and the experience of Rome; Crossing boundaries and exceeding limits: destabilization, tourism and the sublime; The imaginative geographies of Claude Lorrain; Private cabinets and popular geology: the british audiences for volcanoes in the eighteenth century; To remind us of China: William Beckford, mental traveller on the Gran Tour: the construction of significance in landscape; Liberty and licence: the forster´s accounts of New Zealand sociality; Trade, travel and treasure: seventeenth-century artificial curiosities; The journey and its narratives