Subject related visits
Haut Koenigsbourg Castle
Overlooking the Alsace plain, this castle belongs to the line of fortresses which ran from the Saone to southern Italy.
Young Europeans
Your school trip can be built into a coherent project with Travelbound. In addition to the excursions we can arrange, we can also organise a curriculum-focused study programme for students to undertake during their visit.
Parliament of the EU
Seeing the parliament in session (when it is in Strasbourg) allows students to see how local concerns and debates are handled on a European stage. Students can also discover the links between political participation and politics before learning how they can take action.
European Court of Human Rights
Citizens are endowed with rights, but sometimes action needs to be taken to ensure these rights are upheld. Visiting this court allows students to see how citizens ensure the laws that guarantee human rights are implemented.
Struthof Concentration Camp
Students can see how racism, hatred and war have led to the suffering of ordinary people, even children, just like them. The numbers humanise the victims of the past and explain the need for European harmony.
Further highlights
- History & Battlefields
Parliament of the EU
The Parliament and the Council of the EU constitute its two legislative arms. Seeing the parliament in session (when it is in Strasbourg) allows students to see how local concerns and debates are handled on a European stage.
European Court of Human Rights
Students studying Europe can explore the effect of European unification and the role of human rights in governance in this unique institution.
Council of Europe
This international institution works to ensure harmony in Europe. It has several notable achievements, most prominently the European Convention on Human Rights, as well as playing a role in European unification beyond the EU. Students can explore the range of institutions involved in Europe, as well as studying Britain's role in international institutions.