Bring the Past Into Present on a History School Trip to Berlin
Berlin; a city once in the midst of multiple battles, from the world wars to the Cold War. Generations of history are found across Berlin, which now lends itself to the educational teaching of students around the globe.
History school trips to Berlin can ignite intrigue amongst students, where the power of the people rose against the establishment to crumble the literal and metaphorical divide of the city.
Berlin makes for an unrivalled history school trip with so many historical sights, monuments and museums. If you're interested in history school trips to Berlin, then you'll love some of our suggestions.
Explore espionage
Are your students' investigators? Does the thrill of mystery and discovery make them tick? Well, we have the perfect experience for them. The German Spy Museum provides opportunistic adventures with a deep dive into the city's spying services during the two world wars and the Cold war.
With interactive elements and exhibits, this museum will entertain and inform your students with knowledge of the East German Stasi's spying methods. If your students want to channel their inner James Bond, a laser obstacle course is available for them to enjoy.
Delve into the bunkers of Berlin
School history trips to Berlin allow students to witness some of the most interesting locations related to the World Wars and the Cold War. Delve into the bunkers of Berlin and explore the underbelly of a city that was once the epicentre of two epic wars.
On a bunker tour, your students can learn the harsh realities of the bombing raids through the eyes of civilians and see how they would have had to live deep in the underground tunnels of Berlin to survive.
See the Soviet Stasi prison
An intimidating prison located in the East of Berlin, where hundreds of thousands of political prisoners have passed through its impenetrable doors. Filled with unique stories from every cell, your students can learn more about the Stasi regime and how important figures opposing the GDR would be thrown into prison.
The prison now offers insightful educational experiences through exhibitions and events, highlighting the methods and consequences of political persecution. Your students might even get a chance to talk to some former prison inmates as they explain interrogation methods used against them and take you on a journey through time, exploring the facility they once spent many harrowing months in.
The crossing between East & West Berlin
Head to the Palace of Tears, a museum housed at the Friedrichstraße train station, where families and friends said their heartfelt goodbyes to those leaving back to the West.
The museum is filled with information about the Cold War and the city's divide, making it an ideal location to support your students' classroom learning while exposing them to the harshness of war first-hand.
Ready to book? Contact us today!
Are you ready to take your students on a journey to explore Berlin history, learn new things and meet new people?
School history trips to Berlin provide a riveting and enjoyable experience for your students, with its rich history offering something insightful at every turn.
We can also help you make the most of every moment by creating engaging itineraries that will delight and inspire your students for many years to come.
Contact us today to discuss your unique requirements, and together we can plan a history trip to Berlin that engrosses your students for life.
