• The artistic and cultural heritage of the unique city of Venice is immense. Whether groups stay in the city itself or the nearby Lido di Jesolo, they can journey through the many galleries and palaces while drawing inspiration from all around.

    Subject Focus:
    •    KS 3-5: See a wide range of art at a number of different galleries.
    •    KS 3-5: Learn about a city that has provided the context for much great art throughout history.
    •    KS 3-5: Observe artwork in its original setting.
    •    KS 3-5: Find inspiration for students' own work.

    Student Outcomes:
    •    Students can see a range of art from a number of different backgrounds and media.
    •    Venetian exhibits are put into context for students to understand the inspirations and techniques behind the art.
    •    Students' own work can benefit from the range of influences on display.
     

  • The Ghetto

    Home to 5 synagogues, kosher restaurants and a Jewish Community Museum. The actual name ghetto originates from here and the fictional Shakespearian character, Shylock, was considered a resident.

  • Rialto Bridge

    The final stone version has been standing intact since 1591. Groups can walk across or float under the Ponte di Rialto to fully appreciate the architecture and historic views.

  • Bridge of Sighs

    Has there ever been a more apt name for a bridge? Lord Byron coined the term and the enclosed walkway across the Rio di Palazzo, linking the old prison with the Doge's Palace, is a popular site on the tourist trail.

  • St Mark's Square

    Even when flooded this famous principal piazza is busy with crowds enjoying the backdrop of the Basilica of San Marco.

  • Guggenheim Venice

    Showcasing 20th century art from Europe and America, this museum's collection is probably the best of its kind in Italy. It ranges from Cubism to Abstract Expressionism, enabling students to see a range of works and styles.

  • Ca’ Pesaro

    Housed in one of Venice's many unique palaces, the focus of this gallery is modern and it contains works from artists such as: Klee, Klimt and Chagall. Students can explore how the works on display connect with the surroundings.

  • Museo del Castelvecchio Verona

    Containing paintings and sculptures by Jacopo and Gentile Bellini, among others, this museum provides a range of works from Romanesque Verona.

  • Accademia

    This gallery of fine art traces the development of Venetian art and artists chronologically up to the 18th century. Students can see a vast range of art inspired by the many different perspectives a single city can provide.

Discuss your requirements with an advisor:

Travelbound
With over 25 years in school travel, we can help you plan your trip.

Call now on 01273 265265 or send a message.

Interested?

Receive a quote within 48 hours Receive a hard copy or view online Give us a good time to call you back
Discuss your needs with an advisor

MailSend us a question

Dedicated support

 

Helping you plan

We'll tailor your trip and give you a quote.

 

Promoting your trip

Receive promotional posters and materials to help you promote the trip.

 

Practical preparation

Help with all necessary risk assessments and health and safety forms.

 

Trip support

Dedicated support for your trip 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  If you have any problem's we're here for you

 

 

What teachers say...

  • QuoteIt makes a huge difference as a busy teacher to have people on the other end of the phone who always seem to be so helpful with solving the inevitable problems that arise in the organisation of such trips. Quote
    Mr Bentley
    Berlin tour

You might be interested in...

we'll guarantee to match or better any 2012 quote on a like for like basis.

 

If you are arranging a concert tour for your school or group complete our online enquiry form and we will call you back !