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French Language in Paris 4

French Language in the Opal Coast 6

French Language in Normandy 8

German Language in the Black Forest 10

German Language in the Rhineland 12

German Language in Berlin 14

Spanish Language in Barcelona 16

Mandarin in China 18

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The French capital really needs no introduction. Its renowned attractions – the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Champs Elysées, Sacré Coeur – are amongst the world’s best loved and most photographed, while her museums – the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Musée Picasso – are amongst the most visited and most cherished. The city’s grand boulevards and the narrower streets of the lesser-known quartiers reveal a new delight at every step.

When it comes to exploring the city, consider starting at Paris’ historic island heart, the Ile de la Cité, where the exquisite church of Saint-Chapelle and the ancient prison, the Conciergerie, are all that remain of a once great palace. Here you will also find the fabled Notre Dame Cathedral, one of Europe’s finest gothic masterpieces. From there you can head in any direction and discover Paris’ spectacular sights – the Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Sacré Coeur and the Louvre, to name a few!

In addition to these renowned sights of the French capital, other recommended visits include Tour Montparnasse, where from its 56th floor you can enjoy a spectacular 360° panoramic view over Paris, or take a boat trip along the River Seine. The hour long cruise provides a popular but also relaxing way to experience some of the City of Light’s prestigious monuments and grand buildings from a unique vantage point either by day or night, and with a departure point

from the Eiffel Tower you can also take in this iconic landmark.

You may like to head out of the city and visit Giverny or Versailles. Claude Monet was passionate about gardening and designed his flower garden and water garden at Giverny as genuine works of art. His former home is now a museum where reproductions of his paintings are displayed. The residence of the kings of France from Louis XIV to Louis XVI, Chateau de Versailles, houses the Royal Apartments, including the Hall of Mirrors and bedchambers of the King and Queen.

Travelling in December? There is a wide choice of Christmas markets in Paris which is an excellent opportunity for students to practise their language skills.

The French capital really needs no introduction. Its renowned attractions – the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Champs Elysées, Sacré Coeur – are amongst the world’s best loved and most photographed, while her museums – the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Musée Picasso – are amongst the most visited and most cherished.

From our wide range of educational experiences we recommend:

Bateaux Mouches Seine River CruiseEnjoy the very best views from the River Seine. Lasting for an hour, with English or French language commentary, this is a popular way to experience some of the City of Light's prestigious monuments and grand buildings from a unique vantage point. A route map for each member of the group is included.

The Paris ApprenticeA MFL challenge for French language students combined with an engaging experience among some of the most iconic sights and monuments in the French capital. Running from Notre Dame via the Louvre, the Jardin des Tuileries and the Petit Palais en routeto the Eiffel Tower, the challenge is enjoyed in teams who undertake a series of ten challenges, each in its own ‘zone’ along the route. Based on the format of the Apprentice TV programme, the target language material uses each location to engage and hold student interest from KS2 through to KS4, with a KS5 option focussing totally on target language task cards. A standard sightseeing expedition turns into a three-dimensional, linguistic, cultural multi-faceted experience which can be done as a single event or divided to fit around an itinerary over a day or more.

Montmartre & Sacré CœurAn officially designated historic district, Montmartre is one of the most colourful neighbourhoods in Paris, so it's no surprise that this area is a favourite with visitors to the city. It became famous in late 1800s with the arrival of artists such as Renoir, Van Gogh and Picasso. Topped by the Scare Coeur, Montmartre is the highest hill in Paris at 130 metres, providing great free views over Paris.

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ALL YEAR ROUNDJanuary - December 2016 & 2017

French Language in Paris

Prices for travel by Coach from:Accommodation 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days

Greater Paris Area £119 £165 £215

Zone 3 £125 £179 £239

Zones 1-2 £129 £189 £255

Prices for travel by Eurostar™ from:

Accommodation 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days

Zone 3 £195 £249 £309

Zones 1-2 £199 £259 £325

Prices for travel by Air from:Accommodation 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days

Zone 3 £265 £325 £385

Zones 1-2 £269 £335 £399

Your AccommodationYour group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes good standard properties in either Zones 1-2 (close to the centre of Paris), Zone 3 (on the outskirts of central Paris/on or around the Périphérique) or Greater Paris (located 15-30 minutes drive from the Périphérique).

Your MealsYour package price includes continental breakfast each morning. For lunches and dinners you can choose to make your own arrangements, alternatively your Study Experiences Programme Manager can pre-book packed lunches or arrange affordable, value for money meals from a selected number of restaurants in and around Paris.

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For AS/A Level, GCSE and Key Stage 3 students2 Days from £119 3 Days from £165 4 Days from £215

Suggested 4 Day Itinerary for a trip by CoachYour Programme Manager can provide a quote for this itinerary on request.

Morning Afternoon Evening

Day 1 Depart from your school/college by coach

Arrive at your accommodation in Paris

An evening meal can be arranged for you

Day 2 The Paris Apprentice

Visit the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay or Jardin des Tuileries


Day 3 The Paris Apprentice

Enjoy a Bateaux Mouches Seine River Cruise departing from the Eiffel Tower


Day 4 Visit to Montmartre and Sacré Coeur

Travel to the UK by coach Arrive back at your school/college

Your Educational Visits & AttractionsTo ensure that you make the most of your trip to Paris your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities and dining options. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Paris ‘Educational Visits and Attractions Guide’.

Your Study Experiences Tour ManagerThroughout your trip your expert Tour Manager will be on hand to assist and support you and your students.

Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Paris trips are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

Travel by CoachOur prices are based on a minimum group size of 40 and maximum 49 students. Travel arrangements are based on providing your group with exclusive use of a 48, 49 or 53 seat coach.

For groups of between 20 and 40 students, we are able to offer travel by coach for your exclusive use, however we will need to charge an appropriate small group, coach under-occupancy supplement.

As schools located in the north of the UK can require a longer period of coach hire, a small regional supplement may apply.

Travel by Eurostar or AirOur prices are based on a minimum group size of 20 students.

Travel by CoachYour package includes:-• 2, 3 or 4 days exclusive coach

hire including pick-up and drop-off at your school or college

• 1, 2 or 3 nights’ accommodation in a selected hotel with private facilities

• Continental breakfast daily• Return Channel crossings to Calais• Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day • Guided sightseeing and

orientation tour of Paris • Services of a Study Experiences

Tour Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 8 students• All Government Taxes,

Service Charges & VAT• 24 hour emergency cover and support

Your Choice of CrossingYour package price includes return channel crossings from Dover to Calais. We can arrange crossings from Portsmouth to Caen for a supplement.

Travel by Eurostar™

Your package includes:-• Return travel by Eurostar from

St Pancras International• 1, 2 or 3 nights’ accommodation in a

selected hotel with private facilities• Continental breakfast daily• City travel card for the

duration of your stay• Services of a Study Experiences

Tour Manager whilst in Paris• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 10 students• All Government Taxes,


Travel by AirYour package includes:-• Return Flights to Paris• Return airport to hotel coach transfers• 1, 2 or 3 nights’ accommodation in a

selected hotel with private facilities• Continental breakfast daily• City travel card for the

duration of your stay• Services of a Study Experiences

Tour Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 10 students• All Government Taxes,



France’s Opal Coast region provides the ideal way to introduce students to French life, culture and language. Within just an hour’s travel from Calais it is possible to enjoy a wide range of visits and activities. You can therefore make a worthwhile tour in just a day or, of course, stay away for one or two nights and take in all the region has to offer.

French Language in the Opal Coast

We base our tours around the lively and cosmopolitan city of Lille, which is ideally located for exploring the region’s main sites.

What better way to re-enforce what students have been taught in the classroom than by visiting the country in which the language is spoken. Everyday, practical situations offer the opportunity to practise speaking the language through conversing with native speakers which, in turn helps to improve a students’ confidence and develops their language skills. Immersing your students in the culture contributes towards their learning objectives and combined with visiting attractions and free time in a new environment with their fellow classmates, makes for a valuable and memorable experience.

In recent years, Lille’s elegant centre has been transformed and designer boutiques now line the streets of the medieval centre. Numerous restaurants and cafés will be vying with each other for your custom - the cuisine a tempting mix of traditional French and Belgian specialities, particularly moules et frites, for which Lille is renowned. The Town Hall Belfry provides the ideal vantage point for admiring the city from above. Don’t miss the old Stock Exchange building - the Vielle Bourse - a reflection of the city’s historical commercial importance.

You may also want to visit Palais des Beaux Arts - France’s second largest museum after the Louvre - that has works by Goya and Rubens, as well as the city’s most striking monument, Louis XV’s triumphal arch, Porte de Paris.

The Opal Coast is also a region that fully embraces the Christmas spirit and from late November, the region’s Christmas Markets welcome and delight both local and international visitors. An excellent opportunity for students to practise their language skills.

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to the Opal Coast your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities, excursions and dining options. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available

in our Opal Coast ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide. As well as the region’s most renowned sights and museums, it details specific visits that will appeal to student groups, such as Memorial du Souvenir in Dunkirk, which is the museum dedicated to the Battle of Dunkirk, Nausicaa Sealife Centre, whose vast aquariums and terrariums give visitors a unique insight into the riches of the sea, and even, L’Escargotiere du Choquel, which raises grey large snails and offers visitors the opportunity to discover the art and science behind snail farming!

Your Programme Manager can also pre-book meals for your group at a range of restaurants throughout the Opal Coast, providing you with their recommendations to suit your itinerary, budget and dietary requirements. Whatever your plans you can rest assured that your Study Experiences Programme Manager will be able to arrange them for you.


Nausicaa Sealife Centre - BoulogneNausicaa brings the ocean to life through its thematic exhibitions, presentations by animal carers, films and workshops. The large aquariums and terrariums, together with the centre's multimedia resource centre, give students a unique insight into the marine environment, the threats facing it, and most importantly why it should be protected. Educational tools provided by Nausicaa are available to help plan your visit.

Boulangerie “Le Fournil” Ideal for school groups this traditional, family-owned bakery located in Wierre-Effroy demonstrates baking in the old and new parts of the bakery. Each student will learn how to make a croissant and bread.

L'Escargotière du ChoquelThis 'hélicicolé' farm in St-Martin-Choquel raises grey large snails and offers visitors the opportunity to discover the art and science behind snail farming. Your tour includes a tasting!

La Chocolaterie de Beussent LachelleEnjoy a guided chocolate factory visit lasting just under an hour, covering different chocolate making techniques, as well as providing a history of chocolate cultivation and production. Tours end with a tasting and the chance to buy chocolates.

La Coupole – nr Saint- OmerThis former V2 rocket site houses a fascinating exhibition that highlights how the course of history could have been altered had the Nazi's plans been successful. A new 3D Planetarium offering an unforgettable journey into space.



“I wanted to thank you for your help with organising the trip. The trip was a great success, greatly

enjoyed by both staff and students. In fact many of the boys said it

was the best school trip they had ever been on!”

Richard Challenor School


Your Accommodation Your group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Kyriad Lille Villeneuve D’Asq Hotel and Ibis Lille Tourcoing.

Your MealsYour package price includes continental breakfast each morning. For lunches and dinner you can choose to make your own arrangements, alternatively your Programme Manager can pre-book packed lunches or arrange affordable, value for money meals from a selected number of restaurants in and around the Opal Coast.

Suggested 3 Day ItineraryYour Programme Manager can provide a quote for this itinerary on request.



Arrive at your accommodation An evening meal can be arranged for you

Day 2 Bologne Adventure Trail

Visit Nausicaa Sealife Centre An evening meal can be arranged for you

Day 3 Visit a French market


For AS/A Level, GCSE and Key Stage 3 students1 Day from £75 2 Days from £115 3 Days from £165

2 or 3 DaysYour package includes:-• Exclusive coach hire throughout your trip

including pick-up and drop-off at your school or college

• 1 or 2 nights' accommodation• Continental breakfast daily• Return Channel crossings to Calais• Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day• Services of a Study Experiences Tour

Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 8 Students• All Government Taxes, Service Charges

& VAT• 24 hour emergency cover and support

Your Choice of CrossingYour package price includes return channel crossings from Dover to Calais. We can arrange crossings from Hull to Zeebrugge for a supplement.

Travel by CoachOur prices are based on a group size of between 40 and 49 students and our travel arrangements are based on providing your group with exclusive use of a 48, 49 or 53 seat coach, which will collect you from and return you back to your school or college.



Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Opal Coast tours are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

Day Trip ItineraryFor groups located in the south-east of England we can also offer a day trip to the Opal Coast. You will depart early in the morning and return late in the evening to enable you to make the visits you wish, however please be aware that your time in France is naturally limited.

“All went really well. Thanks for all your help and we’ll definitely

be back next year.”

Cowplain Community School

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French Language in Normandy

Normandy is a land created by history, from William the Conqueror to World War II, whose unspoilt coast and countryside have universal appeal. The abundance of cultural and historical places to visit in the region can help support the specific requirements of any school group. Immersing your students in the culture contributes towards their learning objectives and combined with visiting attractions and free time in a new environment with their fellow classmates, makes for a valuable and memorable experience.

What better way to re-enforce what students have been taught in the classroom than by visiting the country in which the language is spoken. Everyday, practical situations such as visiting and purchasing items from a local market or shop offer the opportunity to practise speaking the language through conversing with native speakers, helping to re-enforce what students have been taught in the classroom. Visiting a local producer of bread or cheese and being instructed in French on how they are made can improve a student’s understanding of the French language and help them to develop their own language skills.

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to Normandy your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities and excursions. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Normandy ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide.

As well as the region’s most renowned sights and museums, it details specific visits that will appeal to student groups. The region is home to historical events; William the Conqueror, Richard the Lionheart, Philip II of France and Joan of Arc were major figures in Medieval Normandy. The D-Day beaches are evocative locations, often appearing in film and television dramatisations and many are still host to remnants of the battles, such as the Mulberry Harbour and German fortifications. There are memorials and cemeteries for both Allied and German soldiers across Normandy to re-enforce the events in WWII history.

From Mont Saint Michel to Giverny, Etretat to Caen, Deauville to Rouen, Eu to Cherbourg, Normandy has a treasure trove of history and heritage for your students to experience and explore. There is a wealth of educational and cultural places to visit and activities for them to take part in.

A sample from our wide range:

Bread & Cheese-making At a local bakery your group can actively take part in the bread-making process and gain an understanding of the different stages of production. At a goat farm they will learn about the speciality cheeses of France, be shown how cheese is made and have the opportunity to taste. Either can be explained in French or English.

The Bayeux TapestryThe Bayeux Tapestry, a unique document, produced during the 11th century, is a wool embroidery on linen fabric around 70m long and 50cm high. It tells the story, in pictures, of William the Conqueror and the Norman invasion of England in 1066.

Le Mont Saint MichelBuilt between the 11th and 16th centuries, Le Mont Saint Michel is a remarkable mediaeval walled city, crowned by its great gothic-style Benedictine abbey, and counts among France’s most stunning sights.

Le Mémorial de Caen MuseumThis memorial and the museum is dedicated to 20th century history and houses three permanent exhibitions from the origins of World War II and the D-Day Landings to the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

La Cité de la MerDedicated to human adventure under the sea, the interactive exhibitions at this venue include Le Redoutable, the largest submarine open to the public, “Titanic Back to Cherbourg” a museum experience dedicated to the Titanic and the history of migration, and the seabed in the Abyss Aquarium, one of 17 themed tanks.

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Sample 4 Day itineraryYour Programme Manager can provide a quote for this itinerary on request.



On arrival in France travel on to your accommodation

An evening meal has been arranged for you

Day 2 Visit Caen and Le Mémorial de Caen Museum

Visit a Bakery and a Goat Farm

An evening meal has been arranged for you

Day 3 Visit Bayeux Visit Le Mont Saint Michel An evening meal has been arranged for you

Day 4 Visit La Cité de la Mer Transfer to the UK by coach Arrive back at your school/college


Your AccommodationYour group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Château du Perron, Hotel Ibis Caen Herouville Savary, Centre Bon Séjour la Plage and the Hotel Campanile Virel.

Your MealsYour package price includes continental breakfast each morning and evening meals. For lunches your Study Experiences Programme Manager can pre-book packed lunches for you.

3, 4 or 5 DaysYour package includes:-• Exclusive coach hire throughout

your trip including pick-up and drop-off at your school or college

• 2, 3 or 4 nights’ accommodation• Continental breakfasts and dinners• Return Channel crossings to Calais• Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day• Services of a Study Experiences

Tour Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary• Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 8 students• All Government Taxes,


Your Choice of CrossingYour package price includes return channel crossings from Dover to Calais. We can arrange crossings from Portsmouth to Caen for a supplement.




Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Normandy trips are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.


German Language in the Black Forest

The Black Forest offers a variety of educational and cultural visits, many of which embrace the great outdoors and for some of those living in the region traditional economic activities are still an important part of daily life. Immersing your students in the culture contributes towards their learning objectives and combined with visiting attractions and free time in a new environment with their fellow classmates, makes for a valuable and memorable experience.

What better way to re-enforce what students have been taught in the classroom than by visiting the country in which the language is spoken. Everyday, practical situations such as visiting and purchasing items from a local market or shop offer the opportunity to practise speaking the language through conversing with native speakers, helping to re-enforce what students have been taught in the classroom. Taking part in an activity which can be instructed in German can improve a student’s understanding of the German language and help them to develop their own language skills.

The city of Freiburg sits on the edge of the Black Forest and is Germany’s southern most and sunniest city boasting one of the country’s prettiest old quarters, with its characteristic bächle – the narrow channels of water that run alongside the pavements. Add to that a wealth of culture and history, scenic surroundings and a laidback

atmosphere; it is an ideal city for students to experience German life, culture and the language. A stroll through the old quarter overlooked by the 500 year old 116-metre-tall spire of the stunning minster is one of Germany's most beautiful religious buildings. The square on which it stands is the largest in the city centre, and hosts a bustling market every day except Sunday. After discovering the city on the ground, take Germany’s longest loop cable car up to a height of 1,284m. A comfortable and environmentally friendly way of ascending Freiburg’s landmark Schauinsland mountain and to enjoy the fantastic panoramic view of Freiburg and the Rhine Valley right up to the blue band of the Vosges.

Triberg is home to Germany’s highest waterfall and Eble Uhren-Park, which displays and sells a wide variety of clocks in a colourful themed environment and boasts the world’s biggest cuckoo clock!

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to the Black Forest your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities and excursions. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Black Forest ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide. As well as the region’s most renowned sights and museums, it details specific visits that will appeal to student groups.

This mountainous region in southwest Germany with its vast dense evergreen forests, beautiful lakes, charming valleys and picturesque villages inspired some of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales. There is much for students to be inspired by, and as they explore the region they’ll soon discover there is far more to the Black Forest than just the famous gateau.

A sample from our wide range:

Black Forest Open Air MuseumSee the last 400 years of Black Forest culture and history come to life. The regions architecture, traditions, customs and trades, and the way people lived and farmed throughout the ages are presented in fully-furnished farmhouses, several outbuildings and gardens located across 12 acres.

In addition to a guided tour, school groups can take part in a variety of interactive learning experiences.

Europa Park Theme ParkThe Europa Park theme park is Germany’s largest and Europe’s second most popular theme park. With more than 100 attractions including 11 rollercoasters and shows, it is a popular choice for a fun day out. Being themed around 13 European countries, students can also gain an insight into different countries and cultures.

Dorotheenhütte Glass Factory This factory in Wolfach still manufactures mouth blown glass using traditional methods. During a visit you can discover the fascinating history of glassmaking, the growth of glass artistry, see how glass is blown and cut, and older students have the opportunity to try glass-blowing for themselves.

Gutach Waterfalls - TribergGermany’s highest waterfalls are a splendid spectacle of nature. The waters of the Gutach plunge over 160m in seven cascades into the valley below. Nature and wildlife can be observed along the pathways to and from the waterfalls.

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Sample 5 Day itineraryYour Programme Manager can provide a quote for this itinerary on request.



On arrival in Germany travel on to your accommodation

Arrive at your accommodation and have your evening meal

Day 2 Visit the city of Freiburg then take the cable car up to the Schauinsland mountain

Visit Steinwasen Park Evening meal in your accommodation

Day 3 Visit the Dorotheenhütte Glass Factory followed by The Black Forest Museum

Visit the Gutach Waterfalls and then Eble Uhren-Park

Evening meal in your accommodation

Day 4 Spend the day at Europa Park Theme Park in Rust Evening meal in your accommodation

Day 5 Travel to the UK by coach Channel crossing Arrive back at your school/college

4 or 5 DaysYour package includes:-• Exclusive coach hire throughout

your trip including pick-up and drop-off at your school or college

• 3 or 4 nights’ accommodation• Continental breakfasts and dinners• Return Channel crossings to Calais• Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day• Services of a Study Experiences

Tour Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary• Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 8 students• All Government Taxes,






Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Black Forest trips are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

Your AccommodationYour group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Hotel Wacker, the Hotel Sonnenmatte and the Hotel Rebstock.



The Rhineland is one of the best known regions of Germany and a firm favourite with student groups. As well as the spectacular cities of Aachen, Cologne, Bonn and Koblenz, the region boasts enchanting castles, picturesque villages, medieval towns and vineyards that rise steeply on either side of the great river after which the region is named.

German Language in the Rhineland

The Rhineland is an ideal destination to introduce students to German life, culture and language. Home to a vast array of renowned sights and attractions you will need to consider carefully how to spend your time away, as there is so much to see and do!


The delightful city of Aachen, once the favourite residence of Charlemagne, is renowned for the Mediterranean flair of its historical old quarter, which is filled with bubbling fountains, both large and small, and its famous cathedral. It is still often referred to as Aix-la-Chapelle, after Charlemagne’s great Palatine Chapel, now part of its glorious treasure-filled cathedral and a ‘must’ for all art-lovers.

Cologne’s location on the Rhine has long been key to its status as capital of the region. The city suffered terribly in World War II, losing most of its historic centre, and only a small proportion of the Altstadt, right by the river, survives, or has been reconstructed in its original form. Today, visitors come not only to see the awe inspiring Dom and Romanesque churches, but also for the city’s fine museums and the Schokoladenmuseum Cologne, unsurprisingly a popular choice with students.

Located next to the River Rhine, Bonn is best-known for being the birthplace of the world-famous composer Beethoven but it’s history dates back to the 1st century BC when Roman soldiers were stationed in the city and the largest known Roman fort was built at Bonn. The city’s cultural scene is thriving and the city is famous for its Museum Mile (Museumsmeile).

Koblenz is situated within the picturesque landscape of the Rhineland and is an ideal starting point for exploring the region. Its abundance of cultural monuments and historical buildings, the cosy little lanes and alleyways, and the relaxed and happy atmosphere of its squares and river promenades make it a charming town.

The regal city of Mainz, the delightful town of Boppard located in the Loreley Valley, and Rüdesheim located at the foot of the Niederwald on the Rhine’s east bank, are also all worth considering during a visit to the region.

If you are visiting late November and throughout December the region boasts some of the best Christmas Markets in Europe. An excellent opportunity for students to practise their language skills.

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to the Rhine and Moselle your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities and excursions. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Rhine & Moselle ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide. Specific sites and attractions to consider include Ehrenbreitschein Fortress, one of the best preserved fortresses in Europe, towering over the Deutsches Eck, where the Moselle River runs in to the Rhine; Marksburg Castle, dating back to the 12th century and yet remarkably well preserved; and the Boppard Chairlift Ride, which provides stunning views over Boppard and the Rhine River.


Boppard to Koblenz Rhine CruiseCombine a Rhine River cruise past castles and vineyards with a breathtaking ride on the cable car from Koblenz over the Rhine to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. The combination of a cruise (1½ to 2 hours long), the return cable car ride and admission to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress is a popular choice.

Schokoladenmuseum CologneThe Chocolate Museum is located in a glass and metal building constructed to look like a ship on the Rheinau harbour peninsula near Cologne Cathedral. It takes you on a tour through the 3,000 year history of chocolate - from the Aztec ambrosia "food of the gods" to modern industrial chocolate products.

Romanticum KoblenzHoused in an impressive building this interactive exhibition of the Middle Rhine Valley is staged around and area of 800 m². Setting out as a passenger on a steamboat you are taken on a journey through time, experiencing the romance of the Rhine up close, its’ romance, legends, and fairytales.

Marksburg CastleOn the Rhine's right bank, upstream from its junction with the Moselle, a hill rises above the town of Braubach. Crowning the hill is Marksburg Castle, its unusually slender keep towering above the surrounding courts and ramparts. Marksburg Castle is the only hill castle on the Rhine that has never been destroyed. It has been lived in for over 700 years and therefore represents an ever-changing and developing building complex that has been growing into its present shape over the centuries.




3 or 4 DaysYour package includes:-• Exclusive coach hire throughout your trip

including pick-up and drop-off at your school or college

• 2 or 3 nights' accommodation• Continental breakfasts and dinners• Return Channel crossings to Calais• Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day• Services of a Study Experiences Tour

Manager throughout your trip• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 8 Students• All Government Taxes, Service Charges



Travel by CoachOur prices are based on a group size of between 40 and 49 students and our travel arrangements are based on providing your group with exclusive use of a 48, 49 or 53 seat coach, which will collect you from and return you back to your school or college.



Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Rhineland tours are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

For AS/A Level, GCSE and Key Stage 3 students 3 Days from £169 4 Days from £229

*Your Programme Manager can suggest evening activities after you have had dinner at your hotel, on request.

Your Accommodation Your group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Hotel Zum Guten Onkel in Bruttig-Fankel, Hotel Wagner Kamp-Bornhofen, and the Hotel Balladins in Troisdorf.



Morning Afternoon Evening*


Travel to the Rhineland Arrive at your accommodation and have your evening meal

Day 2 Visit Koblenz and Schloss Stolzenfels

Enjoy a Boppard to Koblenz Rhine Cruise with cable car ride and then head to Romanticum Koblenz


Day 3 Visit Cologne and its Gothic cathedral

Enjoy a tour of the Schokoladenmuseum


Day 4 After breakfast in your accommodation depart from the hotel by coach


“We would love to come again next year as we all thoroughly

enjoyed the experience.”

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You may well choose to begin your own exploration of the city at Potsdamer Platz, the most striking example of the urban renewal that turned Berlin into the ‘New Berlin’ in the 1990s. The area today consists of the three developments known as Daimler City, the Sony Centre and the Beisheim Centre, which literally transformed the dormant wasteland where the Berlin Wall stood between east and west Berlin until 1989. The challenge of rebuilding the heart of post Cold War Berlin was no trifling matter – how to transform a desolate sandy wasteland into the new German capital’s city centre - and what can be seen today is rightly regarded as a successful compromise.

Of course, as you explore the city, you will see that it now offers everything you would expect of a capital city. Shops ranging from wickedly expensive temples of consumption overflowing with designer labels to flea and antique markets, shopping malls, bargain stores and the whole spectrum in between. For luxury designers and international chain outlets head for Kurfürstendamm or Friedrichstrasse, while for flair, trendier boutiques and hip Berlin labels browse around the Mitte district. Plus, if you are travelling in December you can visit the Christmas markets in Berlin. Free time for shopping and visiting markets is an excellent opportunity for students to interact with locals and practise their language skills.

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to Berlin your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities, excursions and dining options. Full

details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Berlin ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide. As well as the city’s most renowned sights and museums, it details specific visits that will appeal to student groups, such as the East Side Gallery, a 1.3 km-long painted stretch of the former Berlin Wall that is the largest open-air gallery in the world with over one hundred original mural paintings – a colourful tribute to what was once a divided city. Experience a tour of the wall through the eyes of tour guides who were authentic witnesses of its history. The Story of Berlin Museum has state-of-the-art multimedia technology and walk-through scenes that take visitors on a fascinating journey through 800 years of the city's history. This is a museum with a difference.

Your Programme Manager can also pre-book meals for your group at a range of restaurants in Berlin, providing you with their recommendations to suit your itinerary, budget and dietary requirements. Whatever your plans you can rest assured that your Study Experiences Programme Manager will be able to arrange them for you.


The East Side GalleryThe East Side Gallery is a 1.3 km-long painted stretch of the former Berlin Wall along the Mühlenstrasse in former East Berlin. It is the largest open-air gallery in the world with over one hundred original mural paintings - a colourful tribute to what was once a divided city.

The Story of Berlin MuseumThe Story of Berlin is a multimedia exhibition with over 20 theme-rooms which show over 800 years of the capital's history: from its trading centre status in the Middle Ages to the Fall of the Berlin Wall. Using modern exhibition features combined with original models and lavishly reconstructed historic facsimiles, visitors enter different historical worlds.

Berlin Adventure TrailThis trail is an engaging experience featuring activities in a number of different zones. It follows a route from the iconic Reichstag to Museum Island through the heart of the city via a number of world-famous sights, including the Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden, Gendarmenmarkt, Humboldt University and Berliner Dom. This trail turns a standard sightseeing expedition into a three-dimensional, multi-faceted experience using key skills such as creative and lateral thinking, working as a team, observational and puzzle-solving skills.

DDR MuseumThe DDR Museum tells the story of every-day life in the former state, looking “behind the wall” to understand just what it was like to live under Real Existing Socialism. The museum enables the visitor to see and experience the reality behind the façade of the Socialist dictatorship, and find out just what the government tried to keep secret.



The events of the recent past have left their mark on Berlin’s cityscape - and the city is still changing today - making it one of Europe’s most vibrant, exciting and colourful capitals. Also renowned for its vast array of historical sites, Berlin will provide an invaluable educational and cultural experience for your students.

German Language in Berlin


Travel by Air - 3 or 4 DaysYour package includes:-• Return flights to Berlin• Return airport to hotel coach transfers• 2, 3 or 4 nights’ accommodation in a

selected hotel with private facilities• Continental breakfast daily• U-bahn & S-bahn pass for the duration

of your stay• Services of a Study Experiences Tour

Manager whilst in Berlin• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 10 students• All Government Taxes, Service Charges


Group SizeOur prices are based on a minimum group size of 20 students.

Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Berlin tours are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

Please note that certain dates may carry a supplement to the prices shown. In particular, tours during the Easter Holidays are prohibitively expensive.

Your Flight ArrangementsWe use the services of airlines such as Easyjet and Ryanair. Please see approximate timings below for flights from London (please note that these times are purely for guidance). Flights are also available from a wide range of UK regional airports.

Outbound:

Depart: London – 0850 hrsArrive: Berlin – 1145 hrs

Inbound:

Depart: Berlin – 2105 hrsArrive: London – 2200 hrs


Your Accommodation & MealsYour group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Hotel Arcadia.

Your package price includes continental breakfast each morning. For lunches and dinner you can choose to make your own arrangements, alternatively, your Programme Manager can pre-book packed lunches or arrange affordable, value for money meals from a selected number of restaurants in and around Berlin.



Day 1 Fly to Berlin and transfer to your accommodation

Visit the Story of Berlin Museum


Day 2 Visit Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate

Visit Checkpoint Charlie and Potsdamer Platz


Day 3 Visit Berlin’s ‘Unterwelten’ and the Berlin Wall Memorial

Visit the DDR Museum the TV Tower and Alexanderplatz


Day 4 Visit Berliner Dom and the Alte Nationalgalerie

Explore the Mitte District An evening meal can be arranged for you

Day 5 Free time for more sightseeing or shopping

Transfer back to the airport for your return flight to the UK

Arrive back at your school/college



After the tour, we recommend you stroll down La Rambla, Spain’s most celebrated street, which is rewarding at every step. Flower stalls, mime artists, the huge Boquería market, Gaudí’s magnificent Palau Güell and the Liceu opera house, as well as countless restaurants and tapas bars, ensure that progress from Plaça de Catalunya, the city’s central square, to the modern Port Vell area, overlooked by the 200-ft high Columbus monument, is a fascinating experience. Of course, no visit would be complete without seeing fabled Antoni Gaudí’s remarkable – and truly awe-inspiring – Sagrada Família, the architect’s towering, unfinished temple which has become Barcelona’s most enduring symbol. Throughout the city are other examples of Gaudí’s unique work, including the famous Casa Milà apartment block in the heart of the Eixample, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Parc Güell, with its colourful mosaics and its striking monuments and statues.

Catching the cable car to Montjuïc gives you an excellent perspective over the skyline of Barcelona. Other attractions on the hill include the Olympic Stadium and the Poble Espanyol (Spanish village) a collection of houses in different Spanish architectural styles. At the centre of a plaza in front of the Palau Nacional is the Font Màgica or Magic Fountain. Popular because of its water arrangements, sound and lighting it offers musical choreography lasting 10 to 14 minutes most evenings.

You may like to head out of the city and take the scenic drive to the stunning mountainside monastery of Montserrat, potent symbol and spiritual centre of

Catalonia. The fortress-like nature of the building – it is accessible only by winding road or cable car – served it well during the Franco regime, when Montserrat became a refuge for Catalan nationalism, and of course the views from its lofty perch are outstanding.

Should you be able to travel in December, then you will also be able to enjoy the city’s lively Christmas Markets, an excellent opportunity for students to practise their language skills.

To ensure that you make the most of your trip to Barcelona your Programme Manager is able to arrange a wide choice of educational visits, activities, excursions and dining options. Full details of everything you might wish to see and do are available in our Barcelona ‘Educational Visits and Attractions’ Guide. As well as the city’s most renowned sights and museums, it details specific visits that will appeal to student groups.


La RamblaNo visit to Barcelona is complete without a walk along La Rambla, Barcelona's famous tree-lined avenue with its kiosko news and souvenir stands, bird and flower sellers. Mime artists and street entertainers vie for your attention, whilst locals take their evening paseo. La Rambla is actually five streets in one, hence the plural vernacular, running from Rambla de Canaletes at Plaça de Catalunya down to Rambla de Santa Monica, ending at the port, Port Vell.

Sagrada FamiliaThe church of La Sagrada Família was begun in 1882 and in 1883 Gaudí was commissioned to carry on the works, a task which he did not abandon until his death in 1926. Since then different architects have continued the work after his original idea and the building continues.

Nou Camp Stadium ExperienceHome to FC Barcelona, a tour of the Nou Camp Stadium is always a popular choice with student groups. It is a truly memorable experience to visit the Nou Camp and the stadium’s incredible facilities. The stadium also houses the most visited museum in Catalonia, El Museu del Barça.

Boquería Market A fantastic treat for the senses, the Boquería market offers all manner of Spanish and Catalan produce under one roof: fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and seafood stalls display their wares in one of the finest settings in Barcelona, dating back to the early 1800s. Whether you visit to shop, or simply to have a café or some tapas, a visit to the Boquería is a must and an ideal opportunity to practise speaking Spanish.



A living museum of the vibrant, colourful excesses of Modernism – Barcelona boasts more Art Nouveau buildings than any other city in the world – this wonderful city is famed for its art, design, architecture, culture and above all for its style!

Spanish Language in Barcelona


Travel by Air - 3, 4 or 5 DaysYour package includes:-• Return flights to Barcelona• Return airport to hotel coach transfers• 2, 3 or 4 nights’ accommodation in a

selected hotel with private facilities• Continental breakfast daily• City travel card for the duration of your

stay• Services of a Study Experiences Tour

Manager whilst in Barcelona• Individually tailored itinerary • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 10 students• All Government Taxes, Service Charges


Group SizeOur prices are based on a minimum group size of 20 students.

Your Choice of Travel DatesAs our Barcelona tours are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays, you are able to select travel dates that suit you and your students.

Please note that certain dates may carry a supplement to the prices shown. In particular, tours during the Easter Holidays are prohibitively expensive.

Your Flight ArrangementsWe use the services of airlines such as Easyjet and Ryanair. Please see approximate timings below for flights from London (please note that these times are purely for guidance). Flights are also available from a wide range of UK regional airports.

Outbound:

Depart: London – 1115 hrsArrive: Barcelona – 1420 hrs

Inbound:

Depart: Barcelona – 1455 hrsArrive: London – 1610 hrs


Your Accommodation & Meals Your group will stay in one of our carefully selected hotels. Our range includes properties such as the Hotel Ronda, Hotel Peninsular and the Catalonia Castellnou Hotel.

Your package price includes continental breakfast each morning. For lunches and dinner you can choose to make your own arrangements, alternatively, your Programme Manager can pre-book packed lunches or arrange affordable, value for money meals from a selected number of restaurants in and around Barcelona.



Day 1 Fly to Barcelona and transfer to your accommodation

Explore Plaça de Catalunya and La Rambla


Day 2 Take the cable car to the hill of Montjuïc

Visit the Castell, Olympic Stadium and Poble Espanyol


Day 3 Explore Park Güell Visit La Sagrada Familia and Casa Mila


Day 4 Visit CosmoCaixa Visit the Boquería Market and Port Vell


Day 5 At leisure Transfer back to the airport for your return flight to the UK

Arrive back at your school/college

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China offers students one of the world’s great lifetime experiences; its renowned sights, such as the Great Wall, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City in Beijing, Shanghai’s skyline and the colonial Bund district, fully justify their amazing reputations.

Mandarin in China

Study Experiences has developed a unique tour programme for school and college students combining great sights with fascinating cultural visits and exclusive educational experiences. The educational benefits to the students of immersing themselves in a totally different way of life will remain with them for many years to come.


Our tour programme starts in Beijing, where you will discover the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, the Monument to the Peoples Heroes, Tiananmen Square, the Olympic Birds Nest Stadium and the Summer Palace. Close to the city are some of the best preserved sections of the Great Wall, truly one of the world’s most awe-inspiring sights.

Your guide will also take you amongst the city’s narrow and busy backstreets, known as ‘hutongs’, where smoky temples, courtyard houses and the hectic bustle of the local markets offer a genuine glimpse of traditional Chinese life. You will travel through the hutongs by rickshaw, which provide the best way to view these traditional areas.

From Beijing, on a 9 day tour, you will visit Shanghai via Suzhou. A delightfully traditional town over 2,500 years old, Suzhou is criss-crossed with canals and full of exquisitely landscaped gardens. In contrast when you

travel on to cosmopolitan Shanghai, you will witness the economic growth driving the unprecedented development taking place in China, as well historic sights such as The Bund and the Yuyuan Gardens.

Your AccommodationOur hotels in Beijing and Shanghai are of 3 or 4-star standard, such as the Hotel Rainbow in Beijing and the Jiulong Hotel in Shanghai. All rooms at the hotels have two or three single beds, private bathrooms, colour television and telephone. Teachers are accommodated on the basis of two sharing a room.

Your MealsStudy Experiences includes a full ‘non-chopstick’ buffet breakfast of both Western and Chinese cuisine and multi-course Chinese dinner on each day of your tour, as well as lunch on your day of arrival.

Group SizeOur tour programme is based on a minimum group size of 20 students, however many schools and colleges bring a group of 40-50 students to secure the best tour price.

Your Choice of Travel DatesOur China tours are available throughout the year, during term time and also during half terms and holidays. You are therefore able to select your choice of travel dates. Please note that certain dates may carry a supplement to the prices shown. Our most popular travel periods for student groups are during the February and October half terms, the Easter holidays and the July activity week period.


Tiananmen SquareTiananmen Square is the world’s largest public square, with its monolithic monuments to Communist glory, including an immense portrait of Chairman Mao. Set in the heart of the city, it also provides a poignant reminder of China’s hapless democracy movement and the 1989 demonstrations.

Temple of HeavenThe Temple of Heaven provides the most wonderful example of Ming architecture in the city. Built in the 15th century and set in its own 200 hectare park, its dominant feature is the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, which sits impressively atop a three-tiered marble terrace.

Forbidden CityThe Forbidden City is a complex of imperial palaces, which for over 500 years were home to the emperors of both the Ming and the Qing dynasties. Grand halls and courtyards gradually give way to more intimate domestic areas, giving a unique insight in to the luxurious lifestyles of the emperors.

Great WallThe Great Wall is undoubtedly one of the world’s most awe-inspiring sights. Stretching almost 4500 miles, the original wall was built over 2000 years ago, however it was during the Ming dynasty that the brickwork and stone slabs were laid.

The BundShanghai’s vibrant waterfront district, where you are surrounded by classic 1930s colonial architecture, provides a spectacular view across the river of the towering skyscrapers of new Shanghai.


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Your Educational Visits & Attractions We include a full itinerary of sightseeing and excursions every day in your tour price, all led by our expert guides, so you can be certain that you will see all the main sights and attractions in each city you visit. We include a sightseeing tour by coach in each city, so that you can appreciate their scale and the locations of their major sights. We also provide you with our China ‘Educational Visits and Attractions Guide’ to ensure you are fully aware of all the additional visits you could add to your itinerary.

Your Tour Guide in ChinaOur guides in China, who will accompany you throughout the tour, are highly trained, professional tour managers, with a special love and knowledge of their country. Always on hand to give advice and to manage your day-to-day arrangements, the guides will ensure you gain the very most from your visit to China. You can rest assured that the service you will receive from the guides in China will surpass your expectations.

6 Day Beijing TourYour package includes:-• Return scheduled flights between London

and China • 4 nights’ accommodation at good

standard hotel in Beijing � • Breakfast and dinner each day �• Lunch on day of arrival �• Sightseeing tour of Beijing �• Visits to Temple of Heaven, Forbidden

City, Great Wall, Summer Palace, Olympic Stadium �

• Rickshaw ride through traditional hutong � • Transfers between your accommodation

and chosen activities each day• Services of specialist tour guide

throughout your time in China• Individually tailored itinerary � • Educational Visits and Attractions Guide• 1 Free Staff Place for every 10 students• All Government Taxes, Service Charges


9 Day Beijing & Shanghai TourIn addition to the 6 Day Tour content your package includes:-• High speed rail travel from Beijing to

Shanghai �• Three nights’ accommodation at good

standard hotel in Shanghai �• Breakfast and dinner each day �• Sightseeing tour of Shanghai � • Visit to Pearl TV Tower � • Excursion to Suzhou, including canal

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Travelling in ChinaThroughout your time in each city, you will travel on an executive standard coach, arranged exclusively for your group. You will always be accompanied by one of our tour guides. To travel between Beijing and Shanghai, we recommend travelling by high speed train. Not only does it provide the most cost effective means of travelling between the cities, it also offers another enjoyable and interesting experience for the students.

For AS/A Level and GCSE students6 Days from £999 9 Days from £1299

Sample 6 Day ItineraryYour Programme Manager can provide a quote for this itinerary on request.


Day 1 Make your way to the airport

Check-in for flight to Beijing Fly overnight to Beijing

Day 2 Arrive in Beijing and transfer to your accommodation

Lunch in local restaurant followed by a visit to The Temple of Heaven

An evening meal is arranged for you

Day 3 Visit Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City

Visit the Hutong area of the city by Rickshaw and the home of a local

Attend an Acrobat show after your evening meal

Day 4 Visit the Great Wall of China

Visit the Summer Palace Attend a Kung Fu Show after your evening meal

Day 5 Visit the Olympic Sites with entrance to the Birds Nest Stadium & Water Cube

At leisure to discover more sights or shopping

Enjoy an evening cruise on Huang Pu River before dinner

Day 6 Check-out of your hotel

Transfer back to the airport for your return flight to the UK

Arrive back in the UK

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Study Experiences educational tours are available to a wide variety of destinations, including London, Paris, Disneyland® Paris, Opal Coast, Barcelona, Berlin, Rhine & Moselle, Rome, New York and China. We offer the tours for a wide range of subjects and levels of study, including AS/A Level, GCSE, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 2.

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