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.
From £710pp
Based on 4 days
Suitable for Secondary Schools
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.
You’ll be able to: visit buildings of historical importance, beautiful squares, as well as getting involved with chocolate making and spy museums.
Flight from UK to Berlin.
Private coach transfer to your accommodation.
Visit the Reichstag Building, Germany’s historic parliament building. Climb the iconic dome and be rewarded with panoramic views of the government district as well as Berlin’s landmarks!
With more than 30 million objects in the scientific collection, there’ll be plenty to see at Museum für Naturkunde. Walk through the history of the earth beside dinosaurs!
Now for a treat your group will love, head to Ritter Sport ChocoWorkshop and create your own chocolate bars from the ingredients through to the packaging design.
Experience Potsdamer Platz- once divided by the Berlin wall, today the square hosts shopping centres, cinemas and galleries. It’s the perfect place to stop for lunch.
Then, find out a little more about the city with a Berlin Highlights Walking Tour, a great introduction to this fascinating city including the turbulent history that led to the city you stand in today.
Take a minute to relax after your busy day in Tiergarten, an inner-city park boasting lakes, green lawns and monuments throughout its nearly 519 acres. There’s plenty of space to explore or to just grab a breath of fresh air.
Today, Olympiastadion Berlin is first on the agenda. Built for the controversial 1936 Olympics and repurposed for the 2006 World Cup! Walk through history and explore the sports stadium known for more than sports!
Next, head to Hackesche Höfe, an atmospheric network of shopping courtyards patterned with street art and perfect places for lunch.
It is now time to marvel at works of art and architecture from 19th-century Europe with a visit to Alte Nationalgalerie.
You’ll then be able to explore Museum Island and view some of the oldest and most architecturally impressive museums that Berlin has to offer!
Checkpoint Charlie will be your next on your checklist. Grab a photo at the famous crossing between the former US and Soviet sectors!
Get ready to test your espionage skills at German Spy Museum Berlin. Spot real gadgets that inspired ‘007’, try your hand at cracking codes and see how safe your password is!
Your final day in Berlin begins with visiting East Side Gallery, an open-air gallery on the longest continuous stretch of Berlin Wall.
Then, head to the top of the Berlin TV Tower, the flagship of East German architecture. From here, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the city below.
Flight from Berlin to UK.
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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.
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