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Cross-Curricular School Trip To Prague

Poignant historical monuments, museums and galleries combine with a thriving business centre. Prague makes a thoroughly interesting and intriguing destination for all school subjects.

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Highlights

01

The rich history of the Castle District

02

The beauty and tragedy of the Jewish Quarter

03

Boat trip on the Vltava River

04

The enlightening Museum of Communism

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Suggested itinerary

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Flight to Prague Coach transfer to accommodation Walking tour of the Castle District (flight time permitting) Evening meal
Breakfast Walking tour of the Old Town, Jewish Quarter Visit to Wenceslas Square and Museum of Communism Boat trip on the Vltava river before evening meal
Breakfast Enjoy a guided coach trip to Terezin and Lidice Evening meal before bowling
Breakfast Staropramen Brewery Coach transfer to airport Return flight Prague to UK

What's included*

Return flights UK to Prague
Return airport coach transfers
Half board accommodation
Insurance
1 Teacher place for every 10 students
24/7 emergency support on tour

*Please note, entrance fees where applicable are not included in typical price – contact us for more details

Recommended excursions

01 Prague Castle
02 Boat tour on the River Vltava
03 Charles Bridge
04 Jewish Quarter
05 Private guided sightseeing tour, Prague
06 Staropramen Centre
07 Museum of Communism
08 Wenceslas Square
09 Terezin
10 Lidice Memorial
01 Prague Castle

The Defenestration of Prague took place at this huge and ancient castle, an event that sparked the Thirty Years’ War, drawing many of the states of Europe into conflict and playing an important role in modern understandings of statehood. After touring the castle, students can reflect on the roots and possible causes of the conflict.

2 hours See on map
02 Boat tour on the River Vltava

Take to the River Vltava for a most relaxing way to take in the sights of Prague. Choose from a traditional steamer or cruise boat for a view of the city from the water. The English translation brings the sights to life such as National Theatre, Prague Castle and Charles Bridge.

1 hour See on map
03 Charles Bridge

This magnificent 14th century stone bridge is the main pedestrian route connecting the Old Town with the Lesser Town and Prague Castle. During the day you can join the crowds watching the street performers and enjoy fairy-tale views of the city skyline. Early morning and evening are good times to come for a relaxing stroll and admire the bridge’s 75 statues.

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04 Jewish Quarter

Through the streets, cemetery and synagogues of the Jewish quarter, students find a diverse world of beauty and tragic history. Nothing highlights this more than the ornate Spanish synagogue, which was used in World War II as a repository for property taken from the Jews. It now forms part of the Jewish Museum and is a wonderful setting for classical concerts.

1 hour See on map
05 Private guided sightseeing tour, Prague

Take a private guided tour of the most interesting sights your destination has to offer. View and discuss significant buildings and trace the city’s development through its architecture. Explore unmissable attractions as your guide entertains and informs with colourful details that bring them to life. It’s a great way to gain a deeper understanding of the city.

3 hours See on map
06 Staropramen Centre

See how this Czech favourite beer is produced, how it uses modern technological processes to adapt to its target market and how the business has grown internationally. The tour is automated, so there’s no guide, but it uses monitors, holograms and sound to tell the story of the brewery.

2 hours See on map
07 Museum of Communism

Understand more about life in Czechoslovakia and the city of Prague under the Communist regime. This centrally located museum covers topics of daily life, politics, history, economics, education, sport, and the arts. The museum also examines the institutions required to uphold the regime such as media propaganda, People’s Militias, the Secret Police, censorship, show trials and political labour camps.

1-2 hours See on map
08 Wenceslas Square

The square was designed by Czech King and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV in 1348 as part of the new town. The Square is now the commercial heart of Prague and has become the place where most demonstrations take place. Wenceslas Square was the setting for the declaration of the First Republic in 1918, the protests against the Soviet occupation in 1969 and the protest march in 1989 which led to the end of the Communist era.

1 hour See on map
9 Terezin

Take a coach tour to the former fortress and garrison town of Terezin. In 1940 the small fortress prison was established here by the gestapo and in 1941 the town became the Jewish Ghetto and transit camp, Theresienstadt. The Ghetto Museum has a collection of artefacts from the camp and the whole site has been preserved to commemorate the victims of Nazi political and racial persecution during WWII.

6 hours See on map
10 Lidice Memorial

To the North of Prague by coach is the village of Lidice. In 1942 the small village was destroyed on the order of Hitler as a reprisal for the assassination of the Nazi official Reinhard Heydrich. All the men were shot and women and children were separated and sent to separate death camps to be killed. There is a Museum and bronze statues depicting the 82 children who were murdered.

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Typical accommodation

Image displaying the A and O Prague Metro Strizkov ★★★
A and O Prague Metro Strizkov ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Walking distance to Metro station for access to the city centre in minutes
Near Prague Zoo, shopping, entertainment & fairgrounds
Offers excellent views over the city

Facilities:

Fun games room with arcade machines
Free Wi-Fi access
Common rooms for relaxation or working
Image displaying the Hotel Duo ★★★★
Hotel Duo ★★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in a residential area just 10 minutes from the city centre by underground
Within 2km of Prague International Fairground and 8km from the Old Town and Wenceslas Square
24-hour front desk and offers special dietary menus on request

Facilities

Indoor swimming pool
Private bathrooms
Free Wi-Fi access
Image displaying the Hotel Legie ★★★
Hotel Legie ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Good location, it’s 400m from Wenceslas Square and close to shops
Prague’s excellent trams run from close by to the centre of town
Conference rooms available for meetings

Facilities

Billiards
Private bathroom with shower
Free Wi-Fi access
Image displaying the Hotel Populus ★★★
Hotel Populus ★★★ See on map

Why groups like it:

Located in a quiet district of Prague, but within easy access of the city centre
The hotel has a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security for your group’s peace of mind
Benefits from an on-site coffee shop and lounge area for your group to socialise in the evenings

Facilities

Satellite TV
Air-conditioning
Free Wi-Fi access

Learning outcomes

Subject focus

Students can:

  • Experience learning outside the classroom in another country taking in the language, culture, history, religion, art, architecture and geography
  • Understand the history of Prague from medieval times to WWII, Communism and the Velvet Revolution
  • Build confidence and learn to value the skills and techniques needed for personal and team success
  • Discover, explore and have fun with fellow students and teachers

Student outcomes

Students will have had an opportunity to:

  • Visit a foreign country and experience another language and culture
  • Explore some of Europe’s important historical sites
  • Ponder how the repetition of tragic events from the past can be avoided in the future
  • Gain independence and self-confidence
  • Strengthen existing friendships and make new friends
  • Understand personal organisation, co-operating and working with others

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