"Such a well-organised, comprehensive package. There was a huge variety of activities planned for the children with no time wasted. Highlights included the visits to the bakery, biscuit factory and goat farm where the owners really interacted with pupils - educational and fun!"
Ark Conway Primary SchoolSchool Trips to Germany
In the heart of Europe, Germany has had a seminal impact on continental history.
About Germany
We offer a fascinating selection of school visits to Germany covering MFL and the study of the Holocaust, World War Two and the Cold War. For STEM students we offer highly educational Science, Design & Technology, and Computer Science tours in Germany’s major cities.
But that's not all that Germany offers. This country has it all: elegant big-city charm, small picture-postcard towns, the magnificent Rhine Valley & Black Forest, Christmas markets, and a wealth of art and culture.
Destination A-Z
Bavaria
Holding medieval cities, stunning natural landscapes and a rich and varied history, Bavaria is much more than the Alps and lederhosen!
Explore
Berlin
Once divided, now reunified, Germany’s iconic capital is one of Europe’s most fascinating cities.
Explore
Cologne
Famous for its spectacular cathedral, carnival and Christmas markets, Cologne is also the beating heart of the industrial Rhineland.
Explore
Hamburg
Historically known as ‘the gateway to the world’, Hamburg is Germany’s second-largest city after Berlin and home to Europe’s second-busiest port.
Explore
Munich
Germany's second city is a fantastic destination for school trips.
Explore
Stuttgart
The motor city of Stuttgart boasts a regal past - it was the capital of the kingdom of Württemberg until 1918 and now remains the capital of Baden-Württemberg.
Explore
The Black Forest
The Black Forest takes its name from the dark canopy of evergreens that cover it.
Explore
The Rhineland
As the mighty river Rhine winds its way up western Germany, it passes through a diverse region, from the Swiss & French border, through the picturesque Middle Rhine Valley, to the industrial north.
Explore