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school trip activities IN Berlin

This bike tour is ideal for first-time visitors to Berlin who want to explore the main sights in an active and environmentally friendly way. The bike tour for school classes starts in trendy Prenzlauer Berg and takes you through historical and cultural hotspots such as Museum Island, the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag and the government district. The tour lasts between one and three hours. With experienced guides who tell stories and share insider tips, this tour provides an insight into Berlin's past and present. This activity is perfect for a school trip, where students can get to know Berlin and learn about the history of the capital city at the same time.

Street art tours through Berlin's trendy neighbourhoods are particularly suitable as an activity for young school classes because they show corners of Berlin that you may have never seen before. Here, students discover works of art that have been painted, glued or sprayed onto houses, walls, and tunnels by artists from all over the world. The tour is an interactive and entertaining way to learn more about Berlin's art scene. This class trip activity shows the relevance of art as a means of expression and offers the opportunity to research the social significance in history and politics. Teachers don't have to organise anything themselves here, as the tours are guided and carried out by competent guides. They start at Hackescher Markt in Berlin and usually last two to three hours.

This is a central memorial for the murdered Jews of Europe. School classes can be informed about the horrors of the Holocaust here in an age-appropriate manner. The activity starts with a tour of the Stelfeld, followed by a visit to the underground Information Center, where you'll discover interactive exhibitions and moving stories. The whole thing is, of course, a highly emotional and profound experience that gives depth to the theoretical lessons learned. Teachers appreciate the well-structured information here and the opportunity to deepen their students' historical education and bring a sensitive topic to them, with the certainty that this is done in an appropriate way. The memorial is located in the heart of Berlin and a visit usually takes around two hours.

This museum offers students a unique insight into the world of espionage. Here, school classes can interactively discover the methods and technologies used by agents and secret services from various epochs and regions of the world. Students can expect activities such as deciphering secret codes and going through a laser course, which introduces them to the practice of espionage in a fun way. But the handling of your own data on social networks and technical options for espionage are also covered. In this way, there is also something for teachers, and the sensitivity of students and teachers with regard to data protection can be sharpened. The museum is located on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin and the visit takes about an hour and a half.

The Science Theatre uses the latest technology to introduce students to astronomy and science. For school classes, it offers special programmes that impress with immersive full dome projections and 3D sound systems. Here, the class experiences a journey through the universe, explores planets and stars and learns more about scientific phenomena. Students enjoy an interactive presentation that explains astronomical connections to them in an understandable way — and teachers may also be able to learn a new thing or two here. The planetarium is located on Prenzlauer Allee in Berlin and the events usually last around an hour.