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Our school history tours take students to places where events unfolded. Explore First World War sites around Ypres in Belgium and the Somme in France, Second World War history in Normandy and Krakow, or Berlin’s Cold War past.

With trips also reaching destinations such as New York and Beijing, each tour can be tailored to your group’s age and learning objectives, from primary school through to university.

If you’re looking to spark your students’ inspiration, get in touch with the team today to start planning your perfect school History trip. 

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Highlights of a History school trip

Brandenburg Gate at sunrise, Berlin

Deepen understanding through real-world context

Support curriculum objectives for all levels

Create lasting memories with expert-designed itineraries

Four reasons to choose us for your next History tour

Our History school trips bring the past to life, giving students the chance to explore key events and locations first-hand while deepening their understanding beyond the classroom.

  • Bespoke itineraries built to your requirements – All of our History itineraries can be customised around the subject area you’d like your students to focus on
  • Curriculum-aligned visits to real historical sites – Every educational history tour can feature visits to the exact locations your students are learning about in lessons
  • Immersive excursions that drive deeper understanding – Our trips are designed to develop students’ reasoning skills and source analysis by presenting new information and perspectives
  • Dedicated support for the duration of your trip – You’ll be assigned a dedicated contact to ensure you’re looked after from when you enquire through to the post-tour review.
Group standing in front of the iconic Berlin Wall

Ready to start planning your History tour?

Contact our educational travel specialists on 01273 244 572, or request a quote below.

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