History Trips to Germany with Equity School Trip
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History students have a wealth of material to study across Germany, particularly the events of the 20th Century. Analyse the aftermath of the First World War and its important role in the build-up to the Second World War, with many excellent museums and memorials.Trace the development of the Nazi Party, their rise to power, and the destructive forces unleashed across Europe. From iconic monuments in Berlin to concentration camps in the countryside, Germany is filled with important reminders of Hitler's legacy and how Europe and the wider world have been shaped by these events.
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Example Itineraries for our 2027 trips
Berlin WWII (4 Days, 3 Nights)
Day One...
Depart the UK and travel to Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Guided walking tour
Evening meal at accommodation
Reichstag
Day Two...
Wannsee Conference Centre
Sachesenhausen Memorial and Museum
Evening meal at accommodation
TV Tower
Day Three...
German Historical Museum
Friedrichstrasse
Topography of Terror
Memorial to Murdered Jew of Europe
Evening meal at accommodation
Day Four...
German Resistance Memorial Center
Kurfürstendamm & Tauentzienstraße Shopping
Depart Berlin and return to the UK
Other important excursion options include:
Berlin Walking Tour
Explore the rich culture and history of this fascinating city taking in famous sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, and many more.
Jewish Museum
Discover more than two thousand years of German-Jewish history in this moving museum. Browse the collections and develop an understanding of the rich heritage as well as the haunting impact of the Holocaust.
The Eagle's Nest in Berchtesgaden
Students can gain a greater knowledge about Hitler and his inner circle at his private summer retreat in Bavaria, a gift for his 50th birthday.
Stasi Museum
Delve into the dark world of East Germany in the former headquarters of the notorious secret police. This labyrinth of buildings will give students a greater understanding of what life was like under the oppressive regime.
Third Reich Walking Tour - Munich
Learn about the pivotal role Munich played in the development of the Nazi Party out of several other parties in the aftermath of the First World War.
Berlin Wall
The iconic emblem that divided the city is a must-see, including highlights like the East Side Gallery, the Monument in Memory of the Divided City, and the Window of Remembrance.
Dachau Concentration Camp
A deeply important and haunting experience, a visit to Dachau allows students to remember those who died here and to further explore Nazi racial policy.
Checkpoint Charlie Museum
The most famous border crossing between East and West vibrantly brings the Cold War era to life with unique artefacts and exciting exhibitions about escape attempts and front-line security.
Day One...
Depart the UK and travel to Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Guided walking tour
Evening meal at accommodation
Reichstag
Day Two...
Wannsee Conference Centre
Sachesenhausen Memorial and Museum
Evening meal at accommodation
TV Tower
Day Three...
German Historical Museum
Friedrichstrasse
Topography of Terror
Memorial to Murdered Jew of Europe
Evening meal at accommodation
Day Four...
German Resistance Memorial Center
Kurfürstendamm & Tauentzienstraße Shopping
Depart Berlin and return to the UK
Other important excursion options include:
Berlin Walking Tour
Explore the rich culture and history of this fascinating city taking in famous sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, and many more.
Jewish Museum
Discover more than two thousand years of German-Jewish history in this moving museum. Browse the collections and develop an understanding of the rich heritage as well as the haunting impact of the Holocaust.
The Eagle's Nest in Berchtesgaden
Students can gain a greater knowledge about Hitler and his inner circle at his private summer retreat in Bavaria, a gift for his 50th birthday.
Stasi Museum
Delve into the dark world of East Germany in the former headquarters of the notorious secret police. This labyrinth of buildings will give students a greater understanding of what life was like under the oppressive regime.
Third Reich Walking Tour - Munich
Learn about the pivotal role Munich played in the development of the Nazi Party out of several other parties in the aftermath of the First World War.
Berlin Wall
The iconic emblem that divided the city is a must-see, including highlights like the East Side Gallery, the Monument in Memory of the Divided City, and the Window of Remembrance.
Dachau Concentration Camp
A deeply important and haunting experience, a visit to Dachau allows students to remember those who died here and to further explore Nazi racial policy.
Checkpoint Charlie Museum
The most famous border crossing between East and West vibrantly brings the Cold War era to life with unique artefacts and exciting exhibitions about escape attempts and front-line security.
Which Curriculum Subjects do we cater for?
Languages School Trip
On an Equity group tour in Germany, if you're looking for excursions specifically focused on languages, we would suggest a good mix of excursions that will take you around the city you're visiting and explore the region's past. As you go, we'll be sure to take you to the local markets, shopping areas, cafes, restaurants, and squares so that you can practice your language skills.
Whether it's ordering food, buying souvenirs, asking for directions, or simply engaging with the public, immersing yourself in the local language is the perfect way to learn. Just be sure to let us know what excursions you'd like to visit and we can work to create a bespoke itinerary for your trip.
History
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What size groups do we cater for?
We have a minimum number of 10 paying passengers but no upper limit. We can split large groups across multiple coaches and hotels as required, with larger groups benefitting from additional free supervisory places.
Access for visitors with disabilities?
With prior knowledge to booking we can arrange a tour that takes into consideration any students with disabilities.
Visitors with Special Educational Needs (SEN)?
With prior knowledge to booking, we can arrange a tour that takes into consideration any students with special educational needs.
Anything else?
Here are some other great destinations for your students to discover more about World War 1 and 2, and the Cold War with Equity:
- Auschwitz and Krakow
- Normandy D-Day landings
- Somme and Ypres for World War 1
- Washington DC for Cold War and World War 2
- Japan for World War 2
Get in touch with us today to learn more about these trips.
Whether you're just looking at options or you have something specific in mind, be sure to get in touch with your dedicated Account Manager at Equity and let them know what would make your trip perfect. We'll take into account your requirements and create a trip that is bespoke to you and meets any learning objectives that you have in mind.
- Auschwitz and Krakow
- Normandy D-Day landings
- Somme and Ypres for World War 1
- Washington DC for Cold War and World War 2
- Japan for World War 2
Get in touch with us today to learn more about these trips.
Whether you're just looking at options or you have something specific in mind, be sure to get in touch with your dedicated Account Manager at Equity and let them know what would make your trip perfect. We'll take into account your requirements and create a trip that is bespoke to you and meets any learning objectives that you have in mind.
Who are Equity - The School Travel People?
With more than 85 years of experience, Equity has been delivering specialist educational tours, ski trips, sports tours, and performing arts experiences around the world. Working with teachers and group leaders, we create tailored trips that meet the needs of the group and enhance the lives of young people, both in education and in everyday life. With learning at the heart of our company, we support teachers to motivate and engage their students through active learning outside the classroom.
Germany's history continues to be an integral part of students' curriculum and Equity's school trips provide a fantastic chance to further explore this study area. From Bavaria to Berlin, there are plenty of historic sights that bring to life the troubled story of this fascinating country at the heart of Europe. History students can enjoy trips to:
- Berlin
- Munich
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