1671. Florence: An Art Student's Paradise
April 18, 2018
Florence is an art hub, offering a variety of impressive galleries. For those studying art and design, an educational visit to the Italian city can offer not only inspiration but also a better understanding of the subject. If you are planning on taking your pupils to Florence, these galleries and mu...
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1672. School Trips to Mont Saint Michel: Straight Out of a Story Book
April 18, 2018
There are many sights and places to explore on educational visits to Normandy, but none that plunge your students so completely into the area’s fascinating medieval history as a trip to Mont Saint Michel.
The abbey and medieval village which grew up around it are a UNESCO World Heritage Site...
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1673. Explore the Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter with Your Class
April 18, 2018
An educational trip to the Lake District will be a wonderful experience for students of all ages, especially if you take the time to introduce them to the memory of one of its most influential characters: children’s writer Beatrix Potter.
More than just drawing inspiration from the wonderful...
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1674. A Delicious Education in Chocolate at Cologne's Lindt Museum
April 18, 2018
Who says educational visits can’t include chocolate? Certainly not Hans Imhoff, the legendary chocolate maker who set up Cologne’s Chocolate Museum to inform the public about the history, cocoa cultivation and production process that goes into making the sweet treat.
A visit to the museum is...
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1675. School Trip Ideas: 2 Top Museums in Cardiff
April 17, 2018
We're very fortunate in the British Isles to have a superb array of museums that have been created to inform and inspire adults and children alike. Most of our major cities have internationally acclaimed museums housing all manner of fascinating exhibitions, and Cardiff is no exception. There are tw...
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1676. Jorvik: The Viking Time Capsule Perfect for School Trips
April 17, 2018
What is it that fascinates children so much about the Vikings? Famed for being the cut-throat warriors associated with many a violent legend, these Scandinavian seamen, with their ferocious reputation, hold a wealth of intrigue for youngsters of all ages.
The Vikings were most definitely wa...
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1677. Take a Cruise into the Arctic Wilderness of Northern Norway
April 17, 2018
Cruises of Norway and its Arctic waters have never been more popular, and most likely you’ve seen plenty magazine and newspaper adverts for cruises vying to lure you on to their ‘NorwayTour’, aboard massive, impressive cruise ships. But the reality is that to truly see this beautiful region, up clos...
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1678. Putting in Peace: Golfing on Spain's Top Courses
April 17, 2018
Blue skies, Mediterranean sun and a laid back out approach to life; as a holiday destination Spain has it all, including some of Europe’s best golf courses. Producing a string of legends, the country is renowned among well-travelled putters as a Mecca for players and is at the top of list when it co...
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1679. Planning Your Putt: When to Golf in the Algarve
April 17, 2018
The Algarve is blessed with breathtaking views of the mountains and sparkling blue sea, charming towns with winding alleys and a traditional flavourful cuisine. Top that off with some warm Mediterranean sunshine and the best golf courses in Europe, and you’ve got an ideal holiday destination.
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1680. Amsterdam: The Ultimate and Sophisticated Business Trip Guide
April 16, 2018
Amsterdam, with its fast, efficient travel network and connections to the rest of Europe,is an international business hub, so it’s hardly surprising that the city is primed and ready to service their many business travellers. From a breath-taking array of international hotels targeting high-end prof...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
