Students hiking back down from Etna in Sicily Italy

School Trips to Italy

A country that basks in its own grandeur

Alive with the restless Mount Vesuvius, spectacular coastlines and enchanting classical sites, school trips to Italy will inspire you like no other country. Close-to-home and full of Mediterranean charm, a school trip to Italy welcomes you with open arms to its wealth of cultural riches, rugged landscapes and traditional cuisine.

From exquisite works of Renaissance art and architecture to rural scenery and captivating islands, Italy school trips will allow you to experience everything that makes this country so special.

A zest for life

Educational trips to Italy offer students an unforgettable experience – the very essence of adventure! This country has character, and when it comes to subjects, you can cover them all.

Foodies have the opportunity to indulge in Italy’s simple yet SUPERB cuisine – think cooking classes, local farms, tasting-sessions and a whole lot of gelato! Rome has a rich history to unravel, awash with classical ruins and fascinating stories of fallen empires and ancient civilisations. Italy’s diverse landscapes offer the ultimate case study for budding geographers – volcanoes, mountains, beautiful coastlines, bustling towns… the lot! And those with that artistic flair will have no trouble sourcing inspiration in this larger-than-life location!

Italy school trips are brilliant for cross-curricular adventures, and our tailor-made itineraries can help you tick plenty of boxes. Just talk to our team for more information!

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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.

FAQs

What is the best month to to go to Italy?

The best months for educational trips Italy are typically in the spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October). During these times, the weather is pleasant, and the crowds are fewer compared to the peak summer months, allowing you to explore Italy’s stunning landscapes, historic cities, and famous landmarks at a more relaxed pace. These months are perfect for both sightseeing and enjoying Italy’s rich culture and cuisine.

Do students travelling to Italy require a visa?
UK students travelling on a high school trip to Italy do not require a visa for short stays (up to 90 days) within the Schengen Area, as long as they are UK citizens. However, students from other countries may need a visa. It’s always a good idea to check the latest travel requirements before the trip. For more information, refer to the UK government website.

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