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School Trips to Vienna

Vienna is an unforgettable destination for a school trip.

About Vienna

Its cultural heritage is incredible and evident around every street corner: Choirs, monumental palaces, Fiaker (horse-drawn carriages), the tones of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms and the filigree paintings and sketches of Klimt, Schiele and Kokoschka.

Vienna has an astoundingly colourful contemporary culture and arts scene, a burgeoning culinary culture, bustling and lively street life, picturesque vineyards on its edges, and extraordinarily innovative performance arts.

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School trips in Vienna

Vienna is an unforgettable destination for a school trip.

Diverse Vienna!
From £540pp

Diverse Vienna!

Nobody does it quite like the Viennese do. The variety of architectural styles blend perfectly along its narrow streets, with palaces and castles around every corner. Visit a variety of interesting and varied museums to get a taste of what drew Freud, Mozart and Beethoven to Vienna. Plus, experience a unique perspective of the city from soaring through the air...

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Vienna and Salzburg: Music and Art
From £720pp

Vienna and Salzburg: Music and Art

Vienna is the capital of music.  More famous composers have lived and created here than in any other city – in Vienna, music is literally in the air!

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Vienna Art
From £670pp

Vienna Art

The Austrian capital Vienna offers an incredible selection of buildings and art collections.

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Vienna Music and Art
From £670pp

Vienna Music and Art

Vienna is the capital of music.  More famous composers have lived and created here than in any other city – in Vienna, music is literally in the air!

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Vienna: City of Art, Music and Theatre
From £670pp

Vienna: City of Art, Music and Theatre

There's no denying that Vienna is a cultural gem, known world-wide as the City of Music and the City of Dreams. Its beauty has inspired artists for decades, no matter their medium, from legendary composers like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven to symbolist master Gustav Klimt and the visual artists involved in the Vienna Secession.

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