Art, History, Geography, Sport, Science, Drama, Music and Language
Arrive in Berlin where we will meet you at the airport or station. Travel to your accommodation and get settled in with an orientation brief. The group will then head into central Berlin for a walking tour of all the main sites including Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag building. Gain insights into the city’s rich history and significance.
Morning: Visit the DDR Museum to delve into life in East Germany during the Cold War. Experience interactive exhibits that provide a unique perspective on daily existence in a divided Berlin.
Afternoon: Explore the Berlin Wall Memorial and Checkpoint Charlie, learning about the city’s division and reunification. Engage in a group discussion about the impact of these historical events.
Evening: Attend a cultural performance or participate in a workshop related to Berlin’s vibrant arts scene.
Morning: Travel from Berlin to Prague.
Afternoon: Check in to your accommodation and head out for a walking tour of Prague’s Old Town Square, featuring iconic landmarks such as the Astronomical Clock and the Tyn Church. Gain an overview of the city’s rich history.
Evening: Welcome dinner at a traditional Czech restaurant, providing students with an introduction to Czech cuisine and an opportunity to socialize.
Morning: Visit Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral, exploring the historical significance of these landmarks. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the castle grounds.
Afternoon: Stroll across the Charles Bridge, a historic and picturesque bridge that connects the Old Town with the Castle District. Explore the charming streets of Mala Strana.
Evening: Attend a traditional Czech folklore performance, showcasing local music and dance.
Morning: Travel from Prague to Budapest.
Afternoon: Start the exploration with a guided walking tour of Budapest’s Pest side, including highlights such as Heroes’ Square and St. Stephen’s Basilica. Gain an initial understanding of the city’s history and culture.
Evening: Welcome dinner at a local Hungarian restaurant, offering traditional dishes and a chance for students to socialize.
Morning: Visit Buda Castle and explore the historic Castle District, including Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city and the Danube River.
Afternoon: Cruise along the Danube River, taking in the cityscape and passing by landmarks such as the Parliament Building. Explore the vibrant Vaci Street for shopping and local treats.
Evening: Attend a traditional Hungarian folklore show, featuring music and dance, providing insight into the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Morning: Experience relaxation and cultural immersion at Budapest’s famous thermal baths – Széchenyi. Discuss the significance of thermal baths in Hungarian culture.
Afternoon: Visit the House of Terror Museum, shedding light on Hungary’s 20th-century history, especially the Nazi and communist regimes. Engage in reflective discussions.
Evening: Conclude the trip with a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, celebrating the diverse cultural experiences gained during the visit.
Morning: Checkout and travel to the airport. Other activities available depending on your departure time.
Please contact us to talk about trains or flights to Berlin and from Budapest. We can also provide train travel to and from the start and end points depending on where you are based.
Tate Modern – London
Explore contemporary and modern art at the Tate Modern, housed in a former power station, with a diverse collection of international artworks.
National Gallery – London
Immerse yourself in a world-class collection of Western European paintings from the 13th to the 19th centuries, featuring works by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Van Gogh, and Rembrandt.
Victoria and Albert Museum – London
Discover an extensive collection of art and design, including fashion, textiles, sculpture, and ceramics, in this world-renowned museum.
The Scottish National Gallery – Edinburgh
Admire European paintings from the Renaissance to the post-impressionist era, including masterpieces by Titian, Vermeer, and Van Gogh.
Tate Liverpool – Liverpool
Explore contemporary and modern art at Tate Liverpool, located at the Albert Dock. The gallery features rotating exhibitions and a diverse collection of international artworks.
Eden Project – Cornwall
Combine art and nature at the Eden Project. Children can participate in eco-art workshops, creating sculptures and installations inspired by the natural surroundings.
Universities of Cambridge Museums and Botanic Garden – Cambridge
A consortium of museums offering workshops for school children on a range of topics.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park – Leeds
An art gallery, with both open-air and indoor exhibition spaces.
Imperial War Museum – London
Engage with exhibits on World War I, World War II, and other conflicts.
Churchill War Rooms – London
Explore the underground bunker used by Winston Churchill during World War II.
Hampton Court Palace – London
Participate in costumed guided tours and historical reenactments.
Jorvik Viking Centre – York
Experience hands-on activities and learn about Viking history.
Roman Baths – Bath
Discover the ancient Roman bathing and social complex.
Oxford University – Oxford
Visit historic colleges and learn about the university’s role in history and academia.
Beamish Museum – Country Durham
Experience life in a reconstructed 19th-century town.
RAF Museum – Shropshire
Museum dedicated to the history of aviation and the Royal Air Force in particular.
Eden Project – Cornwall
Engage with exhibits on World War I, World War II, and other conflicts.
Jurassic Coast – Dorset
Examine coastal landforms, erosion, and deposition along this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Thames Barrier – London
Learn about the importance of the River Thames and how past and present human use has changed and impacted on the river and surrounding landscape.
Kew Gardens – London
Study plant geography, biodiversity, and the role of botanical gardens in conservation efforts.
Lake District – Cumbria
Conduct surveys and collect data on landscapes, vegetation, and human impact in this picturesque region.
Dynamic Earth Exhibition – Edinburgh
Explore Earth’s natural processes, including plate tectonics, earthquakes, and volcanic activity, in an interactive setting.
The Shard – London
Gain a unique perspective on urban geography by studying the layout and development of London from one of the tallest buildings in the city.
London Neighborhoods
Study urban geography by exploring the diverse neighborhoods of London, understanding patterns of land use, social demographics, and cultural influences.
Globe Theatre – London
Engage with exhibits on World War I, World War II, and other conflicts.
West End – London
Explore the underground bunker used by Winston Churchill during World War II.
Royal Exchange Theater – Manchester
Experience contemporary drama in this unique theatre located in a historic cotton exchange building.
Guided Tour of the Beatles Story – Liverpool
Explore the journey of the Beatles, one of the most influential bands in music history, through interactive exhibits.
Albert Hall – London
Experience a world-class music performance in this iconic venue that hosts classical concerts, rock gigs, and more.
Royal Opera House – London
Experience opera, ballet, or classical music in one of the world’s leading venues for performing arts.
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage – Stratford-upon-Avon
This is the farmhouse where Anne Hathaway, the wife of William Shakespeare, lived as a child and is located in the quintessential British countryside.
Harry Potter Studio Experience – London
Discover the magic of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London! Explore authentic sets, props, and costumes from the Harry Potter films.
Old Trafford – Manchester
Experience the excitement of top-tier football by attending a Premier League match in cities like London, Manchester, Liverpool, or Newcastle.
Wimbledon – London
Learn about the history of tennis, explore the museum’s exhibits, and take a tour of the iconic Wimbledon venue.
Cycling Tours – Lake District
Explore the picturesque Lake District on a cycling tour, enjoying the scenic landscapes and outdoor activities.
Kayaking – South Coast
Take part in kayaking lessons at various points along the South Coast of England from Cornwall to Dover.