German Language & Culture School Trips with Equity School Trips
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Germany is an exciting country with fantastic opportunities to improve linguistic skills. All across the country there are inspiring excursions that provide students with lots of possibilities to converse with locals.Engaging with the language through fun activities is a great way to learn German and there are plenty of these to enjoy, from the busy streets of Berlin and the quiet riverside towns of the Rhineland, to important regional cities such as Munich or the quaint, countryside villages of the Black Forest.
Equity offer German language trips to the following destinations:
- Berlin
- Munich
- Aachen
- Rhineland
- Black Forest
- Cologne
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 trips
Discover more of Germany in these amazing locations:
Berlin
A cultural colossus, filled with iconic sights such as the Berlin Wall, The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie and so much more! Explore the artistic neighbourhoods and shopping districts like Friedrichstraße, that make this a vibrant capital city.
Neuschwanstein Castle
This famous 19th-century palace is straight out of a fairy tale and sits in a stunning location on a hilltop in Bavaria. Students will enjoy exploring and learning about the history behind the castle as well as taking in the amazing views.
Rhine River Cruise
A fantastic way for students to see the highlights of the fabulous Rhineland region. The cruise stops at charming towns and villages where you can experience local traditions and delicacies. Converse with locals and discover the famous tales about the forests, vineyards and historic settlements.
Munich
One of Germany's most beautiful cities, students will love exploring Munich. Chat to locals in the artistic Kunstareal district, visit the Deutsches Museum to increase vocabulary or walk through the farmers market and test conversational skills.
Europa-Park
A fun-filled day at the second most popular theme park in Europe will have your students practicing their language skills by ordering food and drinks and enquiring for directions.
Black Forest
There's great learning in the great outdoors in one of Germany's most beautiful landscapes. Ride the cable car to the top of Schauinsland mountain for stunning views, visit Triberg Falls, Lake Titisee or the Open Air Museum of the Black Forest where students can learn all about the nature of this region.
Rhineland
From the stunning Gothic cathedral in Cologne to nearby Koblenz, gateway to the Rhine Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site, there's a wealth of amazing attractions to help language students, including; Cologne Chocolate Museum, Marksburg Castle, and Siegfried's Mechanisches Musikkabinett among others.
Berlin
A cultural colossus, filled with iconic sights such as the Berlin Wall, The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie and so much more! Explore the artistic neighbourhoods and shopping districts like Friedrichstraße, that make this a vibrant capital city.
Neuschwanstein Castle
This famous 19th-century palace is straight out of a fairy tale and sits in a stunning location on a hilltop in Bavaria. Students will enjoy exploring and learning about the history behind the castle as well as taking in the amazing views.
Rhine River Cruise
A fantastic way for students to see the highlights of the fabulous Rhineland region. The cruise stops at charming towns and villages where you can experience local traditions and delicacies. Converse with locals and discover the famous tales about the forests, vineyards and historic settlements.
Munich
One of Germany's most beautiful cities, students will love exploring Munich. Chat to locals in the artistic Kunstareal district, visit the Deutsches Museum to increase vocabulary or walk through the farmers market and test conversational skills.
Europa-Park
A fun-filled day at the second most popular theme park in Europe will have your students practicing their language skills by ordering food and drinks and enquiring for directions.
Black Forest
There's great learning in the great outdoors in one of Germany's most beautiful landscapes. Ride the cable car to the top of Schauinsland mountain for stunning views, visit Triberg Falls, Lake Titisee or the Open Air Museum of the Black Forest where students can learn all about the nature of this region.
Rhineland
From the stunning Gothic cathedral in Cologne to nearby Koblenz, gateway to the Rhine Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site, there's a wealth of amazing attractions to help language students, including; Cologne Chocolate Museum, Marksburg Castle, and Siegfried's Mechanisches Musikkabinett among others.
Which Curriculum Subjects do we cater for?
Languages
Click to read full text 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.
Cultural
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?
Germany is great for fantastic educational trips. There are many excellent destinations to discover more about a range of subjects, including:
- Rise of the Nazis in Munich
- Art & Design in Berlin
- German language in the Black Forest
- Cold War history in Berlin
- Christmas Markets trip to Aachen
- German language tours in the Rhineland
Get in touch with Equity for more information about trips to Germany.
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.
- Rise of the Nazis in Munich
- Art & Design in Berlin
- German language in the Black Forest
- Cold War history in Berlin
- Christmas Markets trip to Aachen
- German language tours in the Rhineland
Get in touch with Equity for more information about trips to Germany.
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 90 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.
Equity's Language and Culture trips to Germany offer students a fantastic insight into the customs and traditions that are central to understanding the German language. Speaking with locals in various settings, from market stalls to shopping centres as well as historical attractions, strengthens their language skills and introduces students to dialects and regional variations.
Equity offer German language trips to the following destinations:
- Berlin
- Munich
- Aachen
- Rhineland
- Black Forest
- Cologne
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