Christmas Markets Strasbourg School Trip
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The Christmas markets of Strasbourg exude a lovely ambience and offer a wide array of trinkets and presents, together with traditional foods, that will tempt anyone. Combine your market experience with visits to the chocolate museum, the Gingerbread Museum (or both), and a river cruise and you have an itinerary that will last long in the memory.
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This itinerary is designed by coach and can be adapted to suit groups looking for longer or shorter length trips. Please note, the Strasbourg Christmas market generally runs from late November until Christmas eve.
Day 1 - Depart school and arrive in the evening
Day 2 - Visit to the Chocolate Museum and a river cruise. Spend the afternoon at the Christmas Markets.
Day 3 - Visit to Fortwenger Gingerbread and Christmas markets
Day 4 - Depart after breakfast for the return to the UK
Day 1 - Depart school and arrive in the evening
Day 2 - Visit to the Chocolate Museum and a river cruise. Spend the afternoon at the Christmas Markets.
Day 3 - Visit to Fortwenger Gingerbread and Christmas markets
Day 4 - Depart after breakfast for the return to the UK
What size groups do we cater for?
10+
Access for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, if we are aware of the requirements at the time of enquiry.
Who are PlanMySchoolTrip?
For a festive trip to a Christmas market, Strasbourg is just the ticket! Easily accessible by coach, the medieval city astride the border of France and Germany enables students to practice both languages with stallholders as they make their purchases.
We aim to offer well-designed and inspiring learning experiences for our groups, be they large or small in number, together a the personal service, professional and flexible style from the first enquiry to the groups return.
Our itineraries are bespoke and tailored to an individual group; nothing is "off the shelf" although some follow common themes. As such your itinerary is as individual to you as it is to us and we are happy to try to accommodate all requirements.
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