Our trips
Reviews
Overview
Sample itinerary
Where to stay
FAQ's
Promote your trip
Managing your booking with Club Europe couldn’t be easier.
Click below for details of our user-friendly client portal.
Find out moreFreephone: 0800 496 4996
-
- About us
- My Club Europe
- Club Europe's Experience
- What makes us different?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Meet the team
- Our video wall
- What our customers say
- Our Commitment to Sustainability
- Safety and Support
- Total Support and Financial Security
- School Travel Forum
- Safety management and risk assessments
- Travel advice and insurance
- Club Europe
- Blog
- Contact us
- Booking conditions
- Privacy policy
- Educational Tours for schools outside the UK
An ideal base for groups
The capital of Germany has a rich and important history which stretches back over 750 years. The numerous palaces, monuments and museums can now all be visited and the city has some wonderful sights to see. It is an ideal base for those groups with an interest in the history of the Second World War or the growth of culture in a modern European country or for German Language student groups keen to practice their language skills.
We recommend visiting Leipzig, the city of the “Peaceful Revolution” which finally led to the fall of the Wall on 9th November 1989. The year 2019 will be its 30th anniversary and the city will not only remember it with marches and temporary memorials, you can also learn about the history on a guided tour through “The Zeitgeschichtliches Forum Leipzig”, a museum of contemporary German history, as well as a tour at “The Round Corner”, the former Stasi Head Quarters. Your school trip is based in central Berlin, enabling easy exploration of the city and its sites. You will visit exciting modern sites and have time to enjoy the city with walks, shopping and bowling.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1
Afternoon arrival in Berlin by air, take the S-Bahn/U-Bahn to your accommodation. Time to settle in and explore the local area. Evening meal at your accommodation, then a guided tour of the Reichstag followed by an evening walk to the Brandenburg Gate.
Day 2
Full day’s sightseeing in Berlin, to include Checkpoint Charlie Museum followed by the Holocaust Memorial. Time for lunch and an afternoon visit to the DDR Museum, followed by time for some shopping at the Ku’Damm. Evening spent bowling in Alexander Platz.
Day 3
Spend your day visiting various memorials and museums in Berlin – Bebelplatz, Place of Tears, Potsdamer Platt, the East Side Gallery and the Berlin Wall. Spend your evening at the hostel, enjoying games, activities, quizzes and a DVD.
Day 4
Morning departure to airport to return back to the UK.
Extras
You will have a Berlin City travel card to access all the sites.
Where to stay
Popular places to stay.
You will be based at Amstel House in a central location, on a full-board basis. Close to the many memorials of Berlin, Amstel House provides all the facilities young people need, with entertainment for groups such as ping pong, football and pool tables, Karaoke in the lobby and Playstation on request. It also provides computers and free wi-Fi.
Watch our films
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about planning a school educational tour.
Watch all our films
FAQs
Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
We carefully listen to your curriculum needs and tailor-make your itinerary to achieve the best possible result.
We have developed an easy to use tour management portal - My Club Europe - just for our customers. With our portal you can manage all the promotion, payments, scheduling, passenger lists and much more with a click of a button. Click here to find out more.
You should book your tour between 8-18 months in advance. This will give us time to secure the best possible accommodation and excursion programme for your tour and you will have ample time for fundraising should you need to do so.