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The history of cinema in Berlin goes back to the first moving pictures at the turn of the century and it’s still home to the world’s oldest working film studio! Countless blockbusters have been shot in and around the city, which hosts an international film festival.
Berlin has been home to Alexander von Humboldt, Max Planck, Albert Einstein and many other names representing a great scientific tradition. Today, with countless universities and scientific institutions, Berlin’s reputation as a capital of science is well-deserved.
Bilbao's iconic Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Gehry, is seen by many Bilbaínos as a symbol of their city's modern identity: its inauguration in 1997 established Bilbao as a new and exciting centre of art in Europe.
Costa Rica is well-known for its long sandy beaches, but it also boasts rich biodiversity too!
Italy's Emilia Romagna region is one of the wealthiest and most fertile regions in Europe.
Based in Bologna, you’ll discover the heart of the Italian automotive industry. Your students will experience Italy's "Motor Valley", an area that runs broadly between the towns of Modena, Maranello and Bologna. It encompasses the museums, showrooms and factories of supercar names such as Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini and Pagani, plus Ducati for motorbike enthusiasts. A truly unforgettable experience for budding...
Bologna is considered by many to be Italy's gastronomic capital, making it the perfect base for a Food Studies school trip! Bologna and the surrounding area boast plenty of local delicacies including balsamic vinegar, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and prosciutto to name a few. Students will have the opportunity to visit family-run factories to witness the manufacturing process behind these products...
Science trips within the UK are becoming more and more popular with school groups. Those looking for an unusual and exciting destination should look no further than Bristol - a truly up-and-coming UK city.
Pop over to Belgium to get yourself in the Christmas spirit at Bruges’ fantastic Christmas Markets! You'll find charming wooden chalets that surround a glistening ice-skating rink at Grote Markt. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a fairytale, with twinkling lights and the smells of lots of delicious treats!
Brussels is a city with the key role in European politics and business, it's home to the headquarters of the European Union and the European Commission. A Business Studies tour of Brussels will help pupils gain a greater understanding of global politics and business. Key visits include a guided tour of the European Parliament, The National Bank of Belgium, and...
Home to one of the oldest universities in the world, Cambridge is a hub of knowledge and culture.
The Costa Brava's beautiful landscape offers so much for budding geographers: long sandy beaches, rocky headlands, narrow inlets and an array of interesting islands. Field study sites include the limestone landscapes of Montserrat and the volcanic scenery of Garrotxa Volcanic Park.
Amongst the world’s most important sites for pilgrimage, this area holds deep importance in Catholicism. As the site of reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary, Lourdes now welcomes thousands of pilgrims every year who travel here to feel the rich culture and history surround them. Countless miracle cures have been reported in the springs from healing blindness through to paralysis;...
This is a truly inspiring and potentially life-changing trip for any aspiring scientist! Learn about fundamental research and see deep inside the world's largest particle physics laboratory - excellent and official half-day tours of the centre follow a variety of themes (depending on the day) including ‘Detecting Particles', ‘Discovering Antimatter' or ‘The Accelerators of the Future'.
Number 48 Doughty Street was an important place in Charles Dickens' life. Two of his daughters were born here and some of Dickens' best-loved novels were written here, including Oliver Twist and Nicholas Nickleby.
With a spectacular skyline, plenty of museums dedicated to art and a whole host of impressive buildings and sculptures, the city of Chicago is the perfect setting for an art and architecture tour!
Both Atlanta, Georgia and Birmingham, Alabama are steeped in the history of the US Civil Rights Movement of the 50s and 60s. Immerse your students in the harrowing cultural and social history of the region as they walk in the footsteps of some of its most famous names, including Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Jr.
You don’t need to go abroad to see world-class Roman sites! This fascinating civilisation left its mark on Britain too, and nowhere is that more visible today than in the Cotswolds. The ancient cities of Corinium and Aquae Sulis (modern-day Cirencester and Bath) are two of the best places in the UK to get a feel for life in Roman...
This beautiful city is an enchanting place to discover the German language and culture, particularly in winter, with no fewer than six Christmas markets to explore. Some of the smaller ones take place rather conveniently near the Chocolate Museum, if you’re looking for a special treat for your students.
Famous for its spectacular cathedral, carnival and Christmas markets, Cologne is also the beating heart of Germany’s industrial Rhineland. The region has a rich history of scientific discoveries, including our most famous prehistoric relatives, the Neanderthals.
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