A truly moving place to visit

Our battlefields and historical tours allow children to understand the gravity of war, and appreciate the impact of WW1 and WW2 in Europe. From the remains of the Somme battlefields to those of Verdun and beyond, the World War One Battlefields in France tell of the terrible cost of War.

Bring history to life

In and around Normandy school groups can learn about the sacrifices the Allied troops made on the 6th of June 1944 (D-Day). Groups are encouraged to explore a wide range of memorials and museums dedicated to the memory of fallen soldiers.

We work with you to plan a trip that best suits your group and the sights you wish to see.

The UK – the place to find it all.

You don’t have to travel far for an amazing school trip.

In fact, staying in the UK is a brilliant option. Travel times are shorter, it’s more affordable, and there’s always something just around the corner to bring your lessons to life.

Stand in the shadow of mighty castles. Walk the cobbled streets where kings and queens once ruled. Step into the worlds of Shakespeare, Austen, and Rowling. A UK school trip is your chance to turn the familiar into something more exciting and surprising.

We’ll help you make it a reality. From planning to booking, our team will be there every step of the way.

All you have to do is get in touch – we’ll handle the rest.

Find A School Trip To The UK

Choose from the most popular destinations in the UK below, or get in touch if you would like some advice.

Why Choose The UK For An Educational Tour?

History is everywhere

One of the best things about the UK is that our history is on full-display, everywhere you look.

Students can stand inside medieval castles, walk through Roman ruins, or visit the very fields where battles shaped the course of history.

It’s one thing to hear about the Tudors or the World Wars in class. It’s another to see the Tower of London up close or witness the inner workings of Churchill’s war rooms. These experiences stick. They bring context and depth – something students can lean on during exams.

A literature lover’s dream

The UK has given the world some of its greatest writers. Maybe the next one is in your class!

To inspire them, why not watch a play at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, experience the incredible Harry Potter Studio Tour, or step into the home of Charles Dickens?

Incredible variety

Medieval cities. Rugged coastlines. Towering mountains. Bustling markets. Quiet villages.

Our trips are a chance to show young people the diversity of the country they call home. Whether you’re after the energy of London, the history of York, the captivation of Scotland’s castles, or you just want a fun experience at one of our many theme parks (such as Alton Towers), the UK is the place to find it all – and more!

Book Your Next School Trip To The UK

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This depends on where you go and how long for. Plus, there’s the cost of different activities. We’ll keep it budget-friendly by organising a mix of activities tailored to your objectives. This will include both free (e.g. Natural History Museum) and paid (e.g. Tower of London) attractions.

    The top sights and attractions in the UK are at their busiest during summer, which you may wish to avoid. However, any time of year works well for a trip in the UK. Obviously, it’s worth bearing in mind that the weather can be… unpredictable. Packing layers, waterproofs, and a good sense of humour is always a smart idea.

    The good news? Crowds tend to thin out in spring and autumn, giving your group more space to explore. And many of the UK’s best museums, galleries, and historic sites are open year-round, making it easy to plan a memorable trip no matter the season.

    Your group can travel by coach to any of our destinations in the UK. This will make the trip more affordable and simplify the travel logistics. It also means you have a coach on hand for the entire duration of your trip, although in cities like London and Edinburgh it can be easier to use public transport, such as the Underground.

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    A pivotal place in history.

    All but flattened during the Second World War, Dunkirk was completely rebuilt after 1945. But that doesn’t the the town’s pivotal role in modern history has been lost.

    Far from it.

    In fact, Dunkirk is home to several excellent museums covering the war period. For example, La Coupole is a former rocket launching base that has been transformed into a history and science centre, while the Dunkirk War Museum charts the events of Operation Dynamo. There’s also a range of boutique shops, restaurants and other memorials and attractions.

    Considering everything it offers, we believe that Dunkirk is a fantastic option for school groups. Besides the attractions, it’s also a low-cost French trip for budget-conscious schools, and it’s within easy reach of the UK.

    To learn more and start planning your school trip to Dunkirk, get in touch with our team. We’ll create an age-appropriate, educational itinerary, tailored to your learning objectives. Get a free quote for your school today.

    Why Choose Dunkirk For An Educational Tour?

    Discover The Battle Of Dunkirk

    Dunkirk’s monuments and museums, which cover WW2 in detail, offer a wealth of insight and knowledge for your students.

    The Battle of Dunkirk and the ensuing Operation Dynamo, which saw the evacuation of 340,000 Allied soldiers to safety in England, are the main draws for history students. At the Dunkirk War Museum, they’ll learn all about the events surrounding this period. They’ll also visit the evacuation beaches and stand where Allied soldiers once stood, not knowing whether they would make it home as German infantry, tanks, and planes drew ever closer.

    Make It Cross-Curricular

    Dunkirk is a popular choice with schools due to its location. It’s only 40 minutes from Calais, making it incredibly easy to reach. But it’s also a great base for visiting other parts of Northern France and Belgium (the border is 14km to the East).

    And that makes it a great option for cross-curricular trips. You could stick with the historical theme and visit the WW1 battlefields of Ypres, head to Lille for the Christmas Markets, or allow your students to practice their French.

    Example Itinerary

    There’s so much to see and do in Dunkirk, so here’s a sample itinerary we’ve put together to give you a few ideas. Please note that this is only an example of a tour that we could organise; everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

    Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
    1
    Travel to Dover – Ferry or EuroTunnel crossing.
    Arrive in Dunkirk. Tour of the Evacuation Beaches, the Port, British Memorial & Cemetery.
    Visit Zydcoote Maritime Hospital & the Shipwrecks of Dunkirk.
    Evening meal included
    2
    Visit La Coupole & The Museum of Science and War.
    Visit the Battle of Dunkirk Museum.
    Visit Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church and enjoy free time in town.
    Breakfast & evening meals included
    3
    Visit the Blockhouse Bunker.
    Set off to the UK.
    Arrive back at school.
    Breakfast meal included

    Accommodation Options

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      Great way to pick up those special Christmas gifts.

      Soak up the festive spirit with a trip to one of Europe’s finest Christmas markets – a popular tour with our school groups.

      Students relish the occasion to visit some wonderful places and to explore the treasure troves of products – a great way to pick up those special Christmas gifts. Not only that, it is the perfect opportunity for groups to engage and practice their language skills – whether it be French, German or Dutch – in a unique, delightful and heart-warming atmosphere.

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      The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

      Take a trip to Amiens in northern France where you will find one of the largest Christmas markets, boasting a tremendous number of stalls in a fresh alpine setting – Lille and Strasbourg too sparkle with enchantment during this time of year.

      In Germany, leading Christmas markets can be found in Aachen, Koblenz, Cologne and the Black Forest where each market has its own touch of uniqueness that will leave a lasting impression for years to come.

      Valkenburg, in the Netherlands, is a fantastic place to visit during the festive season for a trip to remember. The Velvet Cave, with its stunning decorations, mural paintings, 18th century chapel and charming market stalls, is the perfect setting to experience the Christmas atmosphere.

      Discover the power and story of a nation.

      If you’re willing to go a little further afield, a school trip to Washington, DC, will create a lifetime of memories for your students.

      They’ll always remember standing in the exact spot where presidents have been sworn in, setting eyes on the White House for the first time, or seeing the inner workings of the Capitol.

      Washington is great if you’re teaching global politics or American history. Everywhere you go, there are reminders of a nation that has defined and built itself from the ground up – from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to the artefacts inside the Smithsonian Museums.

      Visiting Washington is quite possibly a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many of your students. So, to make the most of your time away, get in touch with our team. Our travel advisers, many of whom have visited the city multiple times, can help you plan a fun-filled and educational itinerary.

      All you need to do is get in touch. We’ll handle the rest.

      Why Choose Washington For An Educational Tour?

      See democracy in action

      If you’re teaching politics and civil rights, there aren’t many destinations as valuable for your students as Washington. Your group will be familiar with the power and influence of the US, but for the first time, they’ll witness it up close.

      Enjoy packed itineraries

      Washington is full of great experiences for school groups. Arts and culture, history & heritage, monuments & memorials, parks & nature, shopping & entertainment – there is no shortage of attractions and activities to keep you occupied. The Smithsonian museums, for example, are among the best in the world – and most don’t cost a penny to enter.

      Experience a new culture

      Chances are, most of your students have never been to the US before. This is a great opportunity to broaden their horizons and support their development into independent young adults.

      Example Itinerary

      Here’s a sample itinerary for a four-day trip to Washington. Please note that this is only an example of a tour that we could organise, everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

      Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
      1
      Flight from the UK to USA
      Transfer to accommodation.
      Local familiarisation.
      Evening meal included
      2
      Visit Capitol Hill and Capitol Building.
      Visit the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, and more.
      Enjoy an evening meal and activity.
      Breakfast & evening meals included
      3
      Visit the famous Smithsonian Museums.
      Cross Potomac River & visit Arlington Cemetery.
      Enjoy an evening meal at a local restaurant.
      Breakfast & evening meals included
      4
      Visit to the White House Visitors Centre and Ford’s Theatre.
      Finish with a spot of sightseeing and shopping.
      Transfer to the airport for return flight.
      Breakfast meal at hotel, evening meal on flight.

      Accommodation Options

      Popular Activities

      • Arlington National Cemetery
      • Freer and Sackler Gallery
      • Capitol Hill
      • Corcoran Gallery of Art
      • Holocaust Memorial Museum
      • Lincoln Memorial
      • National Gallery of Art
      • National Portrait Gallery
      • Newseum
      • Smithsonian Institution
      • The National Archives Museum
      • The Phillips Collection
      • The White House
      • US Capitol Building
      • Vietnam Veterans Memorial
      • Washington Monument

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        A city that captures the imagination.

        The moment you step onto a New York street, it hits you. The scale, the noise, the pace. Everything feels bigger. Louder. Faster.

        That’s why it’s a brilliant destination for school groups. You’ll walk through Times Square. Take in the views from the Empire State Building. Explore the galleries of MoMA or the powerful exhibits at the 9/11 Memorial Museum.

        Our team have visited the city many times. It’s a big journey, and it requires lots of planning, but we’re here to make it simple. We know that whatever you teach, whether it’s history, media, art, business, or politics, New York delivers.

        But, more than anything, we know exactly how to make the most of a school trip to New York – what attractions to visit, where to stay, and how to get around. We also know where to get the best bagels in the city…

        To discuss a school tour of the USA and get a free quote, get in touch today.

        Why Choose New York For An Educational Tour?

        Politics, power, and global influence

        New York isn’t the capital of the United States, but it’s still a major source of power and influence. That means it’s great for students interested in politics, economics, or business.

        At the United Nations HQ, your students will explore themes of global democracy and international cooperation. On Wall Street, home to the New York Stock Exchange, they’ll see how key financial decisions can ripple across the world.

        And don’t miss the Federal Reserve Bank’s gold vault tour. There’s something about seeing over 500,000 solid gold bars that makes monetary policy discussions a whole lot more interesting back in the classroom. Trust us.

        World-famous landmarks, all in one place

        New York is packed with iconic attractions. There are so many that creating an itinerary for your group to visit them all is a regular headache for our travel advisers (don’t worry, we’ll figure it out!).

        We’ll make sure you have time to look out from the top of the Empire State Building (where it’s quite chilly and windy, take a jacket), stand in front of the Statue of Liberty, and reflect at the 9/11 Memorial.

        Art students can take in the Guggenheim and The Met, while everyone will enjoy the energy of Times Square, the skyline from the Brooklyn Bridge, and the daily life of Central Park.

        A taste of a new culture

        New York is a great introduction to American life. The accents, the portions, the yellow cabs, the street food, the pace – everything feels slightly larger than life.

        Experiencing a new culture, especially one so different, is a great way of getting your students out of their comfort zones. It’ll boost their interest in the wider world and encourage independence.

        Example Itinerary

        There’s so much to see and do in New York, so here’s a sample itinerary we’ve put together to give you a few ideas. Please note that this is only an example of a tour that we could organise, everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

        Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
        1
        Flight from the UK to USA
        Transfer to accommodation
        Free time to explore
        Evening meal included
        2
        Visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art
        Visit to the Guggenheim
        Time at leisure
        Breakfast & evening meals included
        3
        Full day self-guided tour of New York’s major landmarks including the Statue of Liberty & the Empire State Building
        Evening show on Broadway
        Breakfast & evening meals included
        4
        Visit to the Museum of Modern Art
        Transfer to the airport
        Overnight flight back to the UK
        Breakfast meal at hotel, evening meal on flight.

        Accommodation Options

        Popular Activities

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          Frequently Asked Questions

          New York is one of our more expensive options, given the considerable distance and cost of flights. It is, however, thoroughly worth the money. We’ll try our best to build a great trip for a reasonable budget, although the exact amount will depend on the length of your stay and time of year. Please contact us for a full quote. 

          School groups can visit New York at any time of year. Winter weather can be quite harsh, but as long as you pack appropriately, you’ll be fine. Plus, Christmas time in New York is a special experience. Spring, Summer and Autumn vary in temperature and tourist numbers, but each are excellent times to visit.

          You’ll fly from a major UK airport directly to New York. Once you arrive, school groups can use the city’s famous subway system to get around the city. This is often the most effective mode of transport when the roads are busy.

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          A thriving capital city that blends heritage with modern attractions.

          If you’re looking for a school trip that offers a great mix of educational experiences and fun activities, Madrid is one of our top destinations.

          The Spanish capital is perfect for language learners, history classes, music groups, art students, and more. Beyond that, it’s a fantastic cultural visit that will create more rounded, independent young adults.

          Our role is to create the perfect itinerary for your school trip to Madrid. There’s so much to see and do that figuring out the best use of your time can be tough. That’s where our experienced travel advisors come in.

          They’ve personally visited Madrid (many times!). They know what works for school groups, what doesn’t, and what will best fit your learning objectives.

          So get in touch with our team today for a free quote. We’ll guide you through every stage of planning, organising and running your next tour.

          Why Choose Madrid For An Educational Tour?

          Culture & History Combine

          In this city of Velázquez and Goya, take your group on a visit to the remarkable Reina Sofia Museum or the Museo Nacional del Prado. Tour the newly renovated and mightily impressive Bernabéu Stadium (or catch a game, if you’re lucky). Stroll through tree-lined boulevards, lively plazas and Royal Palaces.

          Along the way, you’ll learn all about Madrid’s art, history, food, and culture. And you’ll discover its influence through Spain and the rest of Europe.

          Language Immersion

          Immersing yourself in a local culture is the best way to learn a language. So, if you’re a Spanish teacher, a school tour to Madrid is an incredible opportunity for your students to practice and gain confidence.

          They’ll have the chance to communicate with native speakers and take special classes. They’ll practice in real-life settings, like navigating the metro or ordering a drink. By the end of your trip, you’ll hopefully notice a marked improvement in all aspects of their speaking, listening, and reading skills.

          Example Itinerary

          There’s so much to see and do in Madrid, so here’s a sample itinerary we’ve put together to give you a few ideas. Please note that this is only an example of a tour that we could organise, everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

          Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
          1
          Flight from the UK.
          Meet & greet on arrival, with private coach transfer to accommodation.
          Stroll through Plaza Mayor & the Market of San Migeul.
          Evening meal included
          2
          Visit the Bernabeau Stadium, home of Real Madrid. Visit to The Prado, Reina Sofia or the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
          Guided tour of Las Ventas Bullring. Afternoon in Retiro Park.
          Walk to Peruta del Sol or Plaza de Cibeles.
          Breakfast & evening meals included
          3
          Full day in Warner Bros Theme Park (seasonal opening dates).
          Head back to hotel.
          Evening meal in hotel.
          Breakfast & evening meals included
          4
          Time at leisure for shopping on the famous Gran Via.
          Return flight to the UK.
          Arrive home.
          Breakfast meal included

          Accommodation Options

          Popular Activities

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          • Bernabeu Stadium
          • Las Ventas Tour
          • Palacio Real
          • Parque del Retiro
          • Plaza Mayor
          • Prado Museum
          • Reina Sofia Art Museum
          • Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
          • Warner Bros Theme Park

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            A city that captures the imagination.

            A school trip to Barcelona is one your students will remember for years down the line. Not just because of what they learned, but because of how it made them feel.

            The way the sun hits the Parc Güell’s beautiful tiles at golden hour. The sudden hush when you step inside the Sagrada Família. Laughter over shared tapas. New sights, sounds, and smells at La Boqueria Market.

            It all comes together for a very special experience.

            Our role is to create that experience for you and your students. Whether you’re interested in language, art, history, business, food technology, or something else – you tell us what you need, and we’ll take care of the rest.

            Get in touch today to start planning an educational tour to Spain.

            Why Choose Barcelona For An Educational Tour?

            Art, identity, and creative spirit

            Barcelona is bold, bright, and full of character. You students will find it everywhere they go.

            In Gaudí’s surreal architecture, where buildings twist and shimmer like something out of a dream. In the Picasso Museum, which traces the early development of one of the world’s most influential artists. And in the everyday culture of Catalonia, with its own language, history, and sense of identity.

            That identity is intertwined with the city’s sporting heritage, too, which your students can discover on a tour of Camp Nou.

            A trip to Barça’s stadium is something of a pilgrimage for football fans. The stadium is incredible, as is the experience of seeing Lionel Messi’s 8 Ballon d’Or trophies in the flesh. But it also serves as an important educational experience too – highlighting the business of sport and the pursuit of success.

            A city shaped by visitors

            Barcelona welcomes millions of tourists each year. That’s great for business – and a brilliant case study for students looking at the geography and economics of tourism.

            But it also raises big questions about sustainability, local impact, and how cities manage success. In the summer of 2024, locals protested about the effects of tourism on the cost of living. This is an important and sensitive debate, especially for a city where the tourism industry provides over 150,000 jobs.

            To take it further, your group could head down the Costa Brava. There, they’ll learn more about coastal erosion and the impact of rising sea levels, local ports, and dams on Spain’s famous beaches.

            Example Itinerary

            There’s so much to see and do in Barcelona, so here’s a sample itinerary we’ve put together to give you a few ideas. Please note that this is only an example of a tour that we could organise, everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

            Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
            1
            Flight from the UK
            Explore Plaza Catalunya & La Ramblas.
            Return to hotel for evening meal.
            Evening meal included
            2
            Visit to Sagrada Familia & Park Güel
            Visit to the Nou Camp Stadium
            Time for dinner
            Breakfast & evening meals included
            3
            Visit to the Boqueria market
            Visit to the Picasso Museum & Gothic Quarter
            Evening meal in hotel
            Breakfast & evening meals included
            4
            Explore Port Vell & shopping at Maremagnum
            Return flight to the UK
            Arrive home
            Breakfast meal included

            Accommodation Options

            Popular Activities

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              Frequently Asked Questions

              Overall, Barcelona is a reasonably priced destination for a school tour. Lost-cost flights are widely available from across the UK, so the major factor is your accommodation, how long you stay, and the activities you choose. This changes from group to group, so it’s tough to give an exact price without first discussing your requirements. Please get in touch for a full, transparent quote tailored to your school.

              Located on Spain’s southern coast, Barcelona has excellent weather all year-round. That said, it can be a little too hot for students in the summer, and this is also the peak season for tourists and prices. We recommend aiming for the shoulder seasons (Autumn and Spring) if you can. 

              You will fly to Barcelona from the UK. Once you arrive, there is an excellent public transport system, including an underground metrolink that covers almost every inch of the city. It’s easy to use, low-cost, and provides a brilliant learning opportunity (particularly for geographer’s interested in urban planning).

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              Beautiful coastline and vibrant cities.

              School trips to Spain are always packed with moments you don’t forget.

              The first sight of Gaudí’s crazy, colourful buildings. Your students trying churros for the first time (with more chocolate than seems possible). The sounds of daily life echoing through a sunlit square. A history lesson brought to life in the Royal Palace.

              Spain has a way of pulling you in. It’s bold, it’s full of heart, and it leaves your students buzzing with stories to tell when they get home.

              You might head to Barcelona, Madrid, or somewhere off the beaten track. You might focus on language, geography, food, business, or art. Whatever you have in mind, our job is simple: to help you make it happen.

              Talk to our team today and start planning your school trip to Spain.

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              Why Choose Spain For An Educational Tour?

              Inspiration around every corner

              Spain has played host to some of the world’s most extraordinary artists, architects and creators.

              Barcelona is a shining light. Sitting at the centre, Gaudí’s Sagrada Família is a cathedral like no other in the world. Inside and out, it’s a mind-blowing example of creative design. And if any of your students have a passion for STEM, don’t miss the museum, where you’ll find scale models visualising solutions to tricky engineering challenges.

              Meanwhile, Madrid’s stunning art galleries are filled with masterpieces. Picasso’s Guernica always gets art students talking, and there are countless works by Dalí, Goya and Velázquez to admire.

              A language learning experience

              There’s no better way to boost confidence in Spanish than total immersion.

              Ordering food, navigating cities, visiting museums, and chatting to locals. These are all opportunities to practice and test their skills.

              This helps them move beyond rehearsed classroom phrases and start to think and respond more naturally. It’s an experience that can really shift a student’s mindset and spark a love for the language that lasts long after the trip is over.

              Geography, culture & economy in action

              Spain offers so much for young geographers. There’s the impact of mass tourism, coastal erosion, and even climate change – with the country experiencing severe heatwaves, drought and flooding in recent years.

              At the same time, exploring the country’s traditions, industries, and distinct regional identities helps students understand how culture and economy shape Spanish society.

              Book Your Next School Trip To Spain

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                Frequently Asked Questions

                This depends on where you go and how long for. Plus, there’s the cost of different activities. We’ll keep it budget-friendly by organising a mix of activities tailored to your objectives. This will include both free (e.g. Parc Güell) and paid (e.g. Sagrada Familia) attractions.

                We recommend visiting Spain in the Spring or Autumn. The weather is usually pleasant and warm, and it’s not too busy. In summer, the Spanish cities can be too hot for a full-day of activities, and the volume of tourists can make it harder to manage a group.

                Students only need a valid passport, which must expire more than 3 months after your return date. There are no visa requirements for British citizens travelling to Spain, provided none of your students have visited the Schengen Area for more than 90 days in a 180 day period.

                Most school groups fly to Barcelona or Madrid. A coach journey would take too long, although it is possible.

                Once you’ve arrived, we’ll arrange your transport options for each day. Both Barcelona and Madrid have metro systems, which is often the best option for getting around the cities.

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                A city at the heart of global affairs.

                One of the great things about having Europe on our doorstep is the sheer choice of school trip destinations.

                With so many cities to pick from, places like Geneva can sometimes fly under the radar. But there’s so much here for young minds.

                Home to the Red Cross, the World Economic Forum (WEF), parts of the United Nations, and CERN, it’s a place of groundbreaking ideas and world-changing discoveries.

                Your students can take a look inside the world’s largest particle physics laboratory in the morning before debating international diplomacy in the afternoon. It’s a destination we can’t recommend highly enough for schools interested in STEM, economics, business, or politics.

                If you’re planning a school trip to Geneva, we’ll make sure it’s thought-provoking, memorable, and completely hassle-free. Contact our team today to start planning.

                Why Choose Geneva For An Educational Tour?

                World-leading science

                Geneva has tonnes for budding scientists – from Plasma Centres to Power Plants. But no visit is complete without a trip to CERN. Every day, the world’s leading physicists and engineers try to answer the biggest questions about our universe.

                Your group can take a guided tour of the facilities. You’ll learn about the work and achievements of CERN, including the cutting-edge experiments undertaken with the Large Hadron Collider.

                CERN is a brilliant experience for young minds. It not only supports their studies, but it also inspires future careers.

                Global diplomacy

                Geneva is home to more international organisations than almost anywhere else in the world.

                Your students can tour the United Nations, step inside the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, and learn about the city’s role in humanitarian aid and peacekeeping.

                They’ll learn how global decisions are made and explore the challenges of cooperation between nations. It’s perfect for politics students.

                Glorious cheese & chocolate

                Yes, you read that right. Switzerland is known for many things, not least its delicious cheese and chocolate.

                Your class will have the opportunity to learn more while in Geneva. You’ll visit the Chocolatiere Rapp, where students will receive a presentation and lesson in the art of chocolate making. Of course, there’s a free tasting, too.

                In fact, Geneva is a great destination for food technology groups. The ever-popular Alimentarium Food Museum explores all aspects of food and nutrition, and is a truly unique experience.

                Example Itinerary

                Here’s a sample itinerary for a three-day trip to Geneva. Please note this is only an example of a tour that we could organise; everything can be adapted to fit your needs.

                Day Morning Afternoon Evening Meals
                1
                Flight from the UK
                Transfer to your hotel then enjoy some free-time to explore Geneva.
                Evening meal and a game of Ten Pin Bowling.
                Evening meal included
                2
                Guided tour of CERN.
                Guided tour of the Palais des Nations.
                Return to hotel for evening meal.
                Breakfast & evening meals included
                3
                Free time for shopping and sightseeing.
                Check in to Geneva Airport for return flight home.
                Arrive back in UK.
                Breakfast meal included

                Accommodation Options

                Popular Activities

                • CERN facility
                • History of Science Museum
                • Red Cross Museum Geneva
                • Guided Tour of the United Nations 
                • Maison Callier Chocolate Factory
                • Le Chalet cheese making tour
                • The Suejet Dam
                • The Olympic Museum Geneva
                • Evian bottle plant experience
                • Alemantarium Nestle Food Museum
                • World Meteorological Organisation
                • Verbois Dam
                • Sig Solar 3 Power Plant
                • Jet d’eau
                • Swiss Plasma Centre
                • Natural History Museum Geneva

                Book Your Next School Trip To Geneva

                Call 01292 477 771 or fill in the form below.

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