Berlin is rapidly becoming the new technology hub of Europe. The German capital’s thriving tech scene offers an array of wonders, which create a truly unique travel experience for computer science students.
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.
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...
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.
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'.
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'.
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.
Geneva is home to the world's biggest and most respected scientific centre, CERN, which offers guided tours and visits to two fascinating exhibitions. This is a truly outstanding visit for Science students and gives them an insight into the complex research methods used by the scientists and the history of this hugely important research centre.
Geneva is known by physicists the world over for its ground-breaking and respected scientific centre, CERN, but that’s not all it’s famous for. It’s an international hub where many global organisations are based, it’s surrounded by beautiful landscapes, and, of course, it has some great Swiss food as well!
Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance; during the 16th and 17th centuries this beautiful city inspired a plethora of new knowledge and mathematical ideas. It is an exciting and wonderfully unusual destination for a school maths tour.
A highlight of any school trip to Western France has to be a full day spent at Futuroscope, the hi-tech theme park. It is designed with education in mind and is one of France's most visited attractions. Situated in the heart of the superb Poitou-Charentes region of western France, Futuroscope offers a unique experience for any visiting school.
Geneva is known by physicists the world over for its ground-breaking and respected scientific centre, CERN, but that’s not it’s famous for. It’s an international hub where many global organisations are based and, of course, it has some great Swiss food as well!
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'.
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'.
From Physics, to Medicine, to climate change: Hamburg is a renowned research location with several prestigious institutions and facilities. A visit to one of these centres is a fantastic way to introduce your students to Particle Physics and the world of scientific research.
Tokyo is an incredible destination for Computer Science school trips! Your students will be exposed to the cutting-edge technology of major companies such as Sony, Panasonic and Toshiba, whilst also having the opportunity to see the city's traditional side.
Our Science and Discovery tours combine science, history, culture and adventure - all in one trip! In Tokyo, students are exposed to the very latest technologies and scientific developments, whilst also having the chance to immerse themselves in the culture of the Japanese capital.
This tour is an excellent opportunity to investigate the mathematics that make London work!
Our London Psychology tours cover a broad range of topics and areas of Psychology including Freud, mental health and criminal case studies. There is a fantastic range of museums and interactive workshops on offer to suit the study programmes of your students!
London is at the forefront of modern science and an excellent, accessible and affordable destination for school science trips.
Athens is the historic capital of Europe, home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites and the birthplace of democracy, arts, science and philosophy in western civilisation. Behind the shadow of the Parthenon, a deep connection to mathematics is embedded in the very streets that great thinkers, such as Pythagoras, graced. From the relics to the interactive museums to the markets,...
Munich is well established as the tech capital of Germany and countless household names in manufacturing have plants or headquarters there. Several of them offer guided tours, opening a window into their high-tech production lines, including automotive giants BMW and Audi.
Munich’s reputation as a hub of innovation is long-established, and a number of research institutes (including the famous Max Planck Society) have their headquarters here.
Known as the 'Sunshine State', Florida is an unforgettable destination for school science trips! Based in Orlando, this tour combines educational activities with the fun of theme parks.
Orlando is packed full of engaging science-based visits for school groups! Our longer tours include at least one day at the inspiring Kennedy Space Center, a couple of days at Disney, and plenty of time for other activities.
Along with fantastic cultural visits to iconic landmarks, Paris is home to a number of science museums that promote scientific curiosity in exciting, dynamic and challenging ways. Students will have the opportunity to see the workings of science in different contexts and how it impacts our daily lives and society through a number of diverse visits.
Since the 1990s, San Francisco has been the scene of the dot-com revolution’s meteoric rise, fall and recovery.
As well as being the hub of European politics, Brussels is a great destination for budding scientists. With a number of excellent visits on offer, students can broaden their knowledge of a number of areas of science.
Iceland’s unique ecology, dramatic geological features and pioneering use of geothermal energy make it a fascinating destination for Science. School trips to Iceland are always highly memorable with outstanding educational content.
With behind-the-scenes tours of the world-renowned Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, conversations with real-life scientists, plus exciting opportunities for hands-on science exploration and discovery, Chicago is a top destination for Science students.
A bustling university city, Leeds is packed with activities to inspire future scientists! And as science trips within the UK are becoming more and more popular, Leeds is a fantastic, accessible and affordable location.
As the motor city of Germany, Stuttgart is an excellent destination for science and engineering trips!
Thanks to its ideal climate, long nights, and clear skies, Tenerife is one of the best places in the world for stargazing! The island’s unspoilt night sky is protected by law, attracting scientists from across the globe.
Valencia's constant ambition to thrive and innovate makes it an engaging and exciting destination for a Science and Design trip. Of course the key visit here is the City of Art and Sciences, home to the interactive Science Museum and a collection of futuristic buildings.
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