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Discover DC
Learn about our Washington, D.C., programs. See some of the sites we visit, like the Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, and the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial, and hear firsthand from students who have traveled with us and experienced Washington, D.C.'s history up close and personal.
Explore America's Last Frontier - Alaska - with your students! Explore Anchorage, observe birds at Potter Marsh, visit Denali National Park to look for wildlife, and stop by the Iditarod Headquarters in Seward!
Experience More - WorldStrides' International Tours
WorldStrides' international tours feature quality...with a purpose. Find a deeper experience, with authentic connections and cultural insights that make educational travel more.
Wondering how to decorate your classroom with ease? Find out how to create large posters for your classroom with our Tile Files, available in the WorldStrides Resource Library.
Smithsonian Tips for Visiting - Don't Touch the Objects, But...
Hear from the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History about how bringing items from school or home to the museum can benefit and enhance your visit.
Smithsonian Tips for Visiting - Understanding A Zoo Habitat
These tips from the Smithsonian's National Zoo will help you understand more about animal's habitats at the zoo and why they are unique to each animal.
Smithsonian Tips for Visiting - Seeing More Than History
These tips from the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will teach you how to look beyond just the display piece itself, and ask questions that will help you learn about all aspects of the pieces in a museum.
Learn basic museum etiquette from our friends at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, including how to better be aware of your surroundings and help prevent damaging pieces on display.
See how our higher ed team at WorldStrides ISA partners with business schools to create customized international programs that bring business education to life.
A visit to Mt. Vernon with WorldStrides Course Leader Rohulamin Quander teaches much more than history. He shares the story of his ancestors, who lived there as slaves.
A few interesting facts you may not have known about Paris, the City of Light! For more fun facts about Paris and other amazing destinations for student travel, visit worldstrides.com/blog
Romania is a hidden gem, but we're not keeping its secret! Here are some things to know. We're taking off for Budapest just as soon as we can get our bags packed!
Learn more about Italy's capital city with these interesting facts.
You can find more facts at https://worldstrides.com/blog/2016/10/12-interesting-facts-about-rome/
It's sinking a little each year! But in our view, that's just MORE reason to get to Venice as quickly as possible to see all that this city has to offer.
Interesting facts about the southernmost part of the United States, the beautiful Florida Keys. Learn more about our various Florida science programs on the WorldStrides blog.
Golden Gate Bridge and cable cars! Here are some interesting facts about San Francisco, and a look at some of what students can learn on our San Francisco program.
Whether exploring the historic and cultural centers of Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, or traveling the famed Golden Circle, a visit to Iceland is truly an unforgettable experience.
With its abundance of wildlife, natural resources, and diverse landscapes, it’s no wonder why Alaska is known as America’s last great frontier! Want to know why it’s a place you should check out? Here are 7 cool facts about Alaska that will make you want to pack your bags.
Peru is a colorful land of textiles, ancient ruins, and incredible culture. It’s also home to one of America’s favorite foods – and an interesting national dish!
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