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school trip activities IN Berlin

This evening activity gives students a sure taste of the nightlife in Berlin's clubs. Especially organized for school classes, this student disco allows young people to dance and enjoy good music in a trendy club. There are differently coloured wristbands that show whether and how much alcohol consumption is permitted. Students can enjoy a night full of music and fun in a protected setting, while teachers have the opportunity to relax in a separate lounge and can be sure that the evening will not escalate. The duration of the experience is around four hours and takes place directly at the “MATRIX” club in Berlin.

The park is a popular green area and former border area between Prenzlauer Berg and Wedding. For school groups, the park offers open space for exercise, entertainment by street and graffiti artists, who can legally create art there. Students can find historical remains of the Berlin Wall on the grounds and experience the hustle and bustle of the flea market on weekends. The park offers a good time to relax in nature or to have lunch. This makes it a good place for activities and free time in Berlin. Teachers can also indulge in the selection of activities here and meet with the students again afterwards. The Mauerpark is located on Eberswalder Straße in Berlin and the visit can be arranged flexibly, often between one and three hours.

This is a historic site that houses the former central Stasi remand centre. For school classes, the memorial offers especially designed guided tours, which are led by historians and contemporary witnesses, and are dedicated to political persecution and imprisonment in the GDR. Students experience first-hand the conditions and fates of detainees through tours and interactive formats. They learn about the mechanisms of state repression and reflect on the importance of freedom and human rights today. The visit therefore offers a profound examination of the story, which gets under your skin and deals with a sensitive topic. This is why this place is also one of the most visited school trip activities in Berlin. The memorial is located in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen and the guided tours last around two hours.

In this documentation centre, the history of the National Socialist reign of terror in Germany is examined. There are guided tours and exhibitions about the structures and crimes of the Nazi regime. This tour takes students through the former headquarters of the SS and Gestapo and shows the systematic persecution and murder of millions of people. This class trip activity offers an experience that vividly depicts the horror and mechanisms of terror for young school classes. Teachers can see the museum as a supplement to the curriculum, which deepens historical knowledge about the Nazi era and makes theoretical knowledge tangible. The centre is located near Potsdamer Platz and a visit takes about one to one and a half hours.

In the multidimensional parallel world of light, space and sound, school classes are guided through seven fascinating light installations. Each room has its own individual atmosphere, which merges into light choreographies through movement and sound. The installations are a true backdrop for beautiful photos. Students are immersed in a surreal environment that challenges their senses and stimulates their creativity. Teachers can see this experience as an opportunity to introduce students to art and technology, and also marvel at the light shows themselves. Dark Matter is located on a former factory site two tram stops from S Rummelsburg, and offers an approximately one-hour experience that both fascinates and educates.