Berlin’s cutting-edge architecture and futuristic designs make it an excellent destination for Design & Technology trips.
From £425pp
Based on 3 days
Suitable for Secondary Schools
When it comes to creativity, the sky’s the limit in Europe’s newest start-up capital. In the last 20 years, the city has reinvented itself into an up-and-coming technology hub.
Your students can visit the striking TV Tower that was the flagship of East German architecture, and explore the history of technology at the Deutsches Technikmuseum. The avant-garde creations that put Berlin on the design map are on display at the Bauhaus Archive, and you can gain an insight into a high-tech production line at the BMW motorbike plant.
Morning flight to Berlin from the UK and transfer to accommodation.
Admire the murals of the East Side Gallery, a preserved section of the Berlin Wall painted as an "International Memorial for Freedom" by protest Artists.
Spend some time exploring Alexanderplatz - a classic example of the East German 'Plattenbau' architectural style.
Take in panoramic views of the city from the top of the TV Tower, the flagship of East German architecture.
Discover the cultural history of technology at the Deutsches Technikmuseum.
Visit the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a disorienting Holocaust memorial made up of 2711 concrete slabs in wave-like, undulating formations.
Photo opportunity at the iconic Brandenburg Gate before a visit to the Reichstag Building - its enormous glass dome and spiral walkway are an engineering feat!
Take a look behind the scenes at the BMW plant and watch how their impressive cars and motorbikes are produced.
Be inspired by the collection of avant-garde paintings, drawings, sculptures, models and more at the Bauhaus Archive.
Flight back to the UK.
We use safe and secure accommodation especially suited to schools. A lot of our schools choose to stay at either Hotel Citylight or one of the A&O Hostels when visiting Berlin. All accommodation we use is audited, and our auditing regime is verified by independent experts.
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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.
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.
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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