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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 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.
Berlin’s cutting-edge architecture and futuristic designs make it an excellent destination for Design & Technology trips.
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.
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.
This beautiful city is an enchanting place to discover the German language and culture, particularly in winter, with no fewer than six Christmas markets to explore. Some of the smaller ones take place rather conveniently near the Chocolate Museum, if you’re looking for a special treat for your students.
Famous for its spectacular cathedral, carnival and Christmas markets, Cologne is also the beating heart of Germany’s industrial Rhineland. The region has a rich history of scientific discoveries, including our most famous prehistoric relatives, the Neanderthals.
From Physics, to Medicine, to climate change: Hamburg is a renowned research location with several prestigious institutions and facilities. A visit to one of these centres is a fantastic way to introduce your students to Particle Physics and the world of scientific research.
Munich is well established as the tech capital of Germany and countless household names in manufacturing have plants or headquarters there. Several of them offer guided tours, opening a window into their high-tech production lines, including automotive giants BMW and Audi.
Munich’s reputation as a hub of innovation is long-established, and a number of research institutes (including the famous Max Planck Society) have their headquarters here.
Since its foundation, Munich has played a pivotal role in German history and politics, especially in the birth and rise of the National Socialism movement in the early 1930s. Students will gain an understanding of Nazism’s early years, which included one of Hitler’s attempted coups d’état – the Beer Hall Putsch.Combine your stay in Munich with a day trip to...
As the motor city of Germany, Stuttgart is an excellent destination for science and engineering trips!
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