School Trips to Germany

Spellbinding scenery, big-city beauties and palpable history

Where contemporary flair meets long-standing history, school trips to Germany welcome your group to a country full of contrasts. Its soul-stirring scenery of half-timbered towns and romantic river valleys draw you in with little effort, whilst its big-city sights and cutting-edge architecture won’t fail to hold your attention. Where history lies behind every corner, educational trips to Germany will see your students explore the country through the ages and revel in its cultural delights.

A school trip to Germany can cater to a variety of subjects – have a browse below…

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Discover the history of Berlin in three key visits

Berlin offers a wealth of landmarks and attractions that give valuable insights into different eras throughout German history. The modern infrastructure of the city combined with its complex historical areas allows for a vibrant visit. This is particularly applicable to school trips as crucial insights can be gained into times that shaped the 21st century.

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Aerial view of the roofs and towers of Munich during the day

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For your financial security, you must have insurance when travelling with us, whether it be your own or the insurance we provide through Aviva. We highly recommend our insurance because it’s tailored specifically for school groups and offers cover for Covid related cancellation and curtailment.

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A Tour Manager can provide on-hand support and ensure your trip runs smoothly, making your life that little bit easier.

FAQs

Do students on a school trip to Germany need a Schengen visa?
Whether students on school trips to Germany need a Schengen visa depends on their nationality. For UK citizens, a visa is not required for short stays (up to 90 days) within the Schengen Area. However, if the children are from other countries, they may need a visa. For more travel information, please refer to the UK government website.

When is the best month to visit Germany?
The prime time for school trips Germany is during the spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October). During these months, the weather is mild, and there are fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring the country’s rich history, vibrant cities, and stunning landscapes without large crowds.

Students in Switzerland posing for a photo together

How to Make Your Tour More Sustainable

With our Sustainability hub showing some of our green wins, we thought of a few more ways on how to make your tour more sustainable.

How to get decision makers on board with your school trip

The first hurdle when planning a school trip is getting the go ahead from the decision makers at your school – and we know this…

School History Trips to Germany- Munich or Berlin for World War 2 Studies

Planning your next school history trip to Germany? Berlin may be the obvious choice since it’s the capital city and filled with key historic sites…