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School Trips to Berlin

Once divided, now reunified, Germany’s iconic capital is one of Europe’s most fascinating cities.  A plethora of attractions of historical, political, artistic, and scientific significance will inspire the minds of your students. 

About Berlin

Berlin looks and feels like nowhere else, with a unique culture that makes it an essential destination for German language students, and with tangible evidence of history around every corner.

We offer a diverse selection of educational trips including Art, History, STEM, MFL, and Media & Film Studies.

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School trips in Berlin

Once divided, now reunified, Germany’s iconic capital is one of Europe’s most fascinating cities.

Berlin Art & Design
From £425pp

Berlin Art & Design

Berlin’s reputation as a haven for creativity and expression has attracted artists from all around the world.  The fall of the Berlin Wall led to whole neighbourhoods being abandoned in the 90s, making way for artists’ communes to move in.  They’ve been plastering the city’s walls with constantly changing street art ever since then.

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Berlin Computer Science
From £425pp

Berlin Computer Science

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.

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Berlin Design and Technology
From £425pp

Berlin Design and Technology

Berlin’s cutting-edge architecture and futuristic designs make it an excellent destination for Design & Technology trips.

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Berlin German Language
From £565pp

Berlin German Language

Berlin is a must-see city for any student of German Language.  It's an exciting and dynamic place, full of historical landmarks, museums and cultural icons.  It will inspire and enthuse any budding linguist and will give your students many opportunities to practise their German.

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Berlin History & Holocaust
From £530pp

Berlin History & Holocaust

Berlin was once home to one of the biggest and largely integrated Jewish communities in Germany.

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Berlin History: from Weimar to WW2
From £425pp

Berlin History: from Weimar to WW2

There is no better place than Berlin to bring the significant events of the 20th century to life. Our WW2 educational trips have strong links to KS3, KS4, KS5, and IB History – studying the Nazi period and the causes of the Second World War.

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Berlin Media & Film Studies
From £425pp

Berlin Media & Film Studies

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.

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Berlin Science
From £530pp

Berlin Science

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.

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Cold War Berlin
From £425pp

Cold War Berlin

There is no better place than Berlin to bring the significant events of the 20th century to life.  Our Cold War educational trips have strong links to KS3, KS4, KS5 and IB history - studying The Cold War and the impact of Communism on Europe. 

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Diverse Berlin!
From £710pp

Diverse Berlin!

Berlin is a city where its past sits side-by-side with its present. Around every corner is a reminder of its rocky 20th-century history standing beside a modern art gallery, alternative scene or graffiti installation. Culture blends into its streets seamlessly with chocolatiers and shopping courtyards dotted around the city.

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History & Holocaust in Berlin and Krakow
From £612pp

History & Holocaust in Berlin and Krakow

The story of the persecution of the Jews of Europe in the 1930s through to the tragic events of the Holocaust is brought vividly to life during this tour.

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