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Take an elevator up into the stunning Glass Dome to witness dramatic views both internally of the building and externally of Berlin.
Berlin guided sightseeing tourBerlin Wall, Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Unter den Linden
Add On: Potsdam half day excursionHead to Potsdam to visit Sanssouci, the summer palace of Frederick the Great, an ornate Rococo style palace surrounded by lush gardens and a terraced vineyard.
Bring your appetite along with you and cook up a traditional German meal.
Stop in Dresden for a visit to the Baroque-style Zwinger Museum where Bavarian Princes once lived and collected master art works.
FrauenkircheDresden Schloss visit
Step into the shoes of the people whose lives were impacted by the Berlin Wall. Participate in a group activity that involves reciting personal accounts of the event and discussing its repercussions. Live through their experiences and gain a personal insight into Germany’s history.
Astronomical clock, Charles Bridge, Golden Lane, Visit Hradcany (Prague Castle), Tyn Church visit
Travel to Auschwitz and Birkenau, Nazi Germany’s largest internment and extermination camps, to pay your respects and remember the millions of innocent men, women and children who were killed there during Hitler’s reign.
Krakow guided sightseeing tourSt. Mary's Basilica, Rynek Glowny, Old Town, Wawel Hill
Fisherman's Bastion visit, Castle Hill, Danube bridges
Matthias Church visitRoyal Palace visit
Class is in session. And, by that, of course we mean the endless lessons that travel brings. So, no matter if you’re out trotting the globe or at home planning your next trip, adventure is never far! These must-read blog posts open a world of learning through inspirational travel stories, destination spotlights, classroom resources, and other buzzworthy news.
Constructed in 1791, Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) was commissioned by Friedrich Wilhelm II as a grand gesture, to represent peace. It is the most well-known landmark in Berlin (and ...
Budapest is divided by the Danube River. It was formerly three cities (Buda, Obuda, and Pest), which joined in 1873 to form the city now known as the capital of Hungary. The Danube, which passes throu...
Auschwitz – hearing the name sends chills down your spine and sadness in your heart. The horrific Nazi death camp, located in southwest Poland, exterminated prisoners from 1940-1945. Now a museum an...
