A hub of Art, Culture, Architecture, Fashion & Cuisine.

In the Catalonian capital of Barcelona, the rich history of the city is complemented by contemporary life. With stunning architectural works by Gaudi and a host of art and graphics by influential 20th century artists such as Picasso, Miro and Dali, Barcelona exudes art and design at every turn.

Barcelona is a great place for food technology groups to start discovering the wonderful cuisine of this region. Las Ramblas, a long and vibrant street in the heart of the city, has artists, street entertainers, plazas, shops, restaurants, street food and cafes, and is a must-see.

With the Textiles and Clothing Museum of Barcelona, the Moda Centre which is the business centre for fashion and sportswear professionals and La Roca Village Outlet with over 150 boutiques of world-leading fashion and lifestyle brands, Barcelona has your fashion trip covered.

The Home of Gaudí

Architects around the world admire Gaudí’s work as being one of the most distinctive architectural styles. 

Gaudí’s work can be seen all over the city and was greatly influenced by forms of nature and this is reflected by his use of curved construction stones, twisted iron sculptures and organic-like forms. He adorned many of his buildings with coloured tiles arranged in interesting patterns. This added another important dimension to his buildings which is so often overlooked by architects – the use of colour.

The combination of original design, interesting shaped stonework and vibrant colours in Gaudí’s work gives the viewer a truly breathtaking visual experience.

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Camp Nou: The Field of Dreams

At the Camp Nou stadium, you will learn about the history of FC Barcelona and its incredible achievements.

View the 22 Liga and four Champions League trophies that FC Barcelona have won over the years in the FCB Museum.

Explore the field of play, the magical place that every player wants to tread. There is no doubt that you will get some of the finest views of the Camp Nou from here.

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Beautiful coastline and vibrant cities.

Spain offers tremendous opportunities for school trips with a focus on art & design, business studies, geography, music and, of course, language.

Spain has many exciting and culturally rich cities, including Barcelona and the capital, Madrid. Barcelona, with its medieval Gothic quarter, architectural beauty, bustling thoroughfares and busy beaches, has everything going for it. Madrid is laden with iconic monuments, wide boulevards, stunning museums, and is an excellent city for shopping.

School Trips in Sunny Spain

Visit the Dali museum, Picasso museum and the Camp Nou Stadium in Barcelona or the Spanish Royal Palace and Warner Brothers Theme Park in Madrid. Spain is a country packed full of inspiration and has something for everyone.

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The home of some of the world’s greatest scientific research.

Home to the Red Cross, Geneva is also the base of The World Economic Forum (WEF), an international organisation that brings together world leaders from the realms of politics and business to discuss and shape future policies.

For groups with an interest in politics, Geneva is a great place to visit and is the epitome of a country that impacts on a truly global scale.

The Best of Switzerland

As famous for its chocolate and cheese as it’s skiing, Switzerland is a wonderful destination for food technology groups. Whilst in Geneva, enjoy a visit to the Chocolatiere Rapp where students will receive a presentation and be educated in the art of chocolate making – with a free tasting of course. In addition, the ever-popular Alimentarium Food Museum, close to Geneva, explores all aspects of food and nutrition and is a truly unique experience.

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  • Boat Cruise on Lake Geneva
  • Chocolatiere Rapp
  • Evian Natural Mineral Water Bottling Plant
  • International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
  • Jet d’Eau
  • Patek Philippe Museum
  • United Nations

Scenery, Science and CERN

For the budding scientist, no visit to Geneva is complete without a visit to CERN (home to The Large Hadron Collider) where physicists and engineers use the world’s largest and most complex scientific instruments to study particle matter.

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The capital of peace.

Beyond its glistening white Alpine peaks, glittering lakes, famous cheese and chocolate, Switzerland is home to the United Nations Headquarters and the world’s largest and most respected centre for scientific research – the European Organisation for Nuclear Research at CERN. 

Educational visits to Switzerland, Geneva in particular, are exceptionally appealing for science groups and for those studying politics.

At the Heart of World Affairs

Switzerland’s position as a neutral state allows it to play an important humanitarian role in world affairs and to act as a mediator between conflicting parties. With this humanitarian tradition and cosmopolitan flair, Geneva is the headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross and is known as the “capital of peace”. Culturally, the city has much to offer with an extremely diverse range of museums – where else would you find a watch museum with a collection of jewellery watches and musical clocks!

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Aarburg Castle - ZURICH
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Evian Bottle Factory - GENEVA

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A labyrinth of mystery and beauty.

Italian language groups will relish the opportunity to improve their skills in a city that is full of charm.

legendary venice

Take your students on a trip to Venice, where the beauty and the bustling atmosphere is bound to encourage them to practise their language skills and discover more about Venetian history and culture.

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  • Correr Museum
  • Doge’s Palace
  • Gallerie dell’Accademia
  • Grand Canal
  • Guggenheim Collection
  • Murano Glass Museum
  • Piazza San Marco
  • San Marco Basilica

Canals and Culture

Ride a gondola on the Grand Canal, visit the attractions of Doge’s Palace and Saint Mark’s Basilica, or take a short journey to the Roman settlement of Lido di Jesolo, which has become an irresistible seaside attraction for visitors.

Venice is bursting with architecture, art, history, music and religion – it is simply a labyrinth of mystery and beauty.

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Excellent for groups focussed on classical studies.

Rome is one of the few cities in the western world with a vast collection of works with major artistic and historical significance. For any educational tour group, Rome is simply sensational.

Students will discover first-hand the inspiration and influences of the great artists and architects, both past and present, that have graced and enriched this country.

The Seat of Civilisation

Alongside other countries of the Mediterranean region, Italy is a compelling environment for groups focused on classical studies. As the former centre of the world’s greatest Empire, there are many artefacts to discover. Move through time and feel the brooding power of Rome, home to the mighty gladiators and warriors and political centre of the Roman Empire.

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  • Barberini Palace
  • Basilica of St John Lateran
  • Basilica of St Mary Major (Sant Maria Maggiora)
  • Basilica of St Paul
  • Bioparco di Roma
  • Borghese Gallery and Museum
  • Circo Massimo
  • Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheatre)
  • Hydromania Water Park
  • Palatine Museum
  • Pantheon
  • Roman Forum
  • St Peter’s Basilica
  • The Catacombs of St Callixtus
  • Time Elevator
  • Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps
  • Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

Activities for All

Rome is a tremendous city, where students will find no shortage of activities, including museums, galleries and, of course, shopping.

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Britain’s most-loved theme park

Home to Britain’s most-loved theme park with great kids attractions, white-knuckle roller coaster rides, special events and much, much more.

Unrivalled Fun

Offering an unrivalled selection of theme park rides and attractions, Alton Towers is the UK’s leading theme park. The origins of the Towers themselves date back to the 8th century, although the theme park is slightly less historic!

Thrills & Spills for Everyone

Experience theme park thrills and white-knuckle spills like never before. Alton Towers Resort roller coaster thrill rides will get your adrenaline pumping while you spin in the air, make you face your fears whilst hanging above a vertical drop, and fly above the ground with G-forces greater than a space shuttle launch. If you like thrill rides, you’re in for a treat. These roller coaster thrill rides will leave you weak at the knees with breathless excitement. Only the bravest thrill-seekers should dare to ride our fantastic new roller coaster rides in the theme park. Spins, turns, flips and even rides that have you ‘flying’ close to the ground, there’s a thrill ride for everyone at Alton Towers Resort.

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Some of the best scenery you’ll find in Italy
The resort of Folgaria is situated in the highlands of the Trentino Valley and boasts some of the best scenery you’ll find in Italy. This elegant village has style, character and is full of charm. Folgaria is a well-established Italian resort and in recent years has received huge investment including, a new lift system, remodelled piste and extended ski areas – all contributing in making Folgaria an ideal location for school groups.
  • Quiet
  • Younger Children
  • Sole Occupancy
  • Resort Height: 1168m
  • No. of Lifts: 22
  • No. of Trails: 42
  • Easy Runs: 20
  • Medium Runs: 17
  • Difficult Runs: 3
  • Skiable Area: 100km
  • Longest Run: 4.5km
  • Snow Making: 100% coverage
  • Lift Pass: Folgaria & Fiorentini
  • Indoor Swimming Pool
  • Outdoor Ice Skating on Lake Lavarone
  • Ten-Pin Bowling
  • Discos
  • Pizza Night
  • Sports Centre
  • Horse-Drawn Sled Trips
  • Museums

More than Just Skiing

The friendly locals offer a warm welcome and if you venture to the pedestrianised center of the village it offers good shopping and coffee shops for some chill out time off the slopes. Folgaria benefits from further investment which can be found in the après ski facilities including a new ice rink, swimming pool and games hall in the main town itself. Folgaria is earning a fantastic reputation as one of the top ski resorts for school travel in Italy and has our groups returning year after year.

Skiing for All, All Season Long

Folgaria’s ski area is home to over 100km of piste. Skiing through tree-lined pistes on well-maintained slopes, Folgaria has exciting ski to offer, ideal for all levels of skiers. There is terrain for beginners and large areas for intermediate skiers. Wide ski slopes makes this resort the ideal destination for your pupils to learn to ski or develop their skills.

Your beginner groups can look forward to quick progression from nursery slopes to more advanced runs as their confidence grows. Intermediate and advanced skiers will enjoy a great choice of lifts from Folgaria connecting to neighbouring areas.

Most runs are snow cannon protected to ensure great snow coverage all season making impressive conditions for the perfect ski trip.

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Perfect for Schools

Ski equipment is stored at the base station so no need to load and unload the coach each day. The child friendly ski school will ensure that the pupils make the most of their stay and the majority will be skiing the whole mountain by the end of the week. With new runs and lifts planned (including a gondola from Folgaria to the top of Fondo Grande) plus further investment in the après ski side, Folgaria looks set to confirm its position as one of the best school group venues in Italy.

UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Remarkable landscapes and breathtaking scenery make Naples and the Amalfi Coast the ideal destination, particularly for geography groups.

Walk through history

Take a trip to the cultural heritage site of Naples, with its narrow alleyways and catacombs, or walk the ancient streets in nearby Pompeii. Study the effects of volcanic disruption from the mighty Mount Vesuvius and investigate the buried towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

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The experience of a lifetime

The Amalfi coast, declared World Heritage status by UNESCO, is an area of outstanding beauty that provides an excellent opportunity for students to explore coastal processes and tourism.

The agreeable climate and seductive landscape of this striking region of Italy will ensure your groups expand their knowledge and have the experience of a lifetime.

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The largest ski area in the Val di Fiemme
The largest ski area in the Val di Fiemme offering a wide range of slopes across 5 picturesque valleys. A real cultural experience as you head from the mainly Italian speaking Pampeago area and ski over to the mainly German speaking Obereggen resort – it pays to be tri-lingual in this area.
Our groups have run out of superlatives when trying to describe the beauty of the area, the slopes, the ski school and warmth of the people to us so all we can say is come and see at first-hand the resort that has left pupils and staff speechless.
  • Quiet
  • Easter Skiing
  • Big Ski Area
  • Younger Children
  • Sole Occupancy
  • Après Ski
  • Resort Height: 2500m
  • No. of Lifts: 45
  • No. of Trails: 84
  • Easy Runs: 49
  • Medium Runs: 47
  • Difficult Runs: 17
  • Skiable Area: 160km
  • Longest Run: 7km
  • Snow Making: Over 80%
  • Lift Pass: Val di Femme, Oberggen, Bellamonte & Passo Rolle
  • Pizza Night
  • Ice-Skating
  • Karaoke
  • Disco

All-Season Skiing

A large network of mainly red and blue runs are spread across 5 valleys from the town of Predazzo into the hub of Pampeago and then across to Obereggen. A very snow sure area offering most of the skiing above 1700m, the Pampeago area offers great conditions all season long.

Most groups start from the Pampeago area with the main beginners slopes and meeting areas just above the car park (or the Sporthotel Pampeago if you are staying there) on the Latemar lift. A large wide snow bowl is a great starting area for beginners with two chairlifts to ensure a quick return. Progression is easy with numerous gentle blue and red runs winding their way across three valleys towards Obereggen, all linked with fast, comfortable chair lifts. A stop in the middle valley at the top of the Absam Maierl 6 person chairlift offers some of the most up-close and breathtaking views of the Dolomites in the area. Groups will ski on tree lined trails and more open motorway style slopes – all immaculately prepared. This superb preparation aids learning as pupils can trust the slopes under their skis and not worry about hitting rogue patches of ice etc. A better learning environment makes for a more confidence-building experience.

Challenges for Every Level of Skier

Progressing skiers will take on the more challenging slopes of Grappa Mountain, Chairway to Heaven and the Race Track (named by our groups – just ask for the full story.) on the Agnello side of the mountain before taking on the testing long black and red runs heading down from the top of the Passo Feudo chairlift to the Refugio Gardone (where the cable car from Predazzo arrives). For the ultimate challenge the Pala di Santa offers a deceptively easy start into a steep black run that will test the most advanced skiers. Overall every level of skier will find more than enough to challenge and push them during their visit and our ski school will ensure that every pupil reaches the best of their potential and has an unforgettable trip.

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Hungry? You’re Spoilt for Choice

Food and the Italians go hand in hand and we use at least 5 different mountain restaurants in the resort. Students and staff get offered plenty of variety, from pizza and pasta to burgers and bratwurst all tastes can be catered for. The only problem might be skiing on a very full stomach after lunch.