There’s a reason why Bremen is known as the City of Space. Home to three of the world’s most significant space companies – namely Airbus, OHB and ArianeGroup – students can dive into a world of science and technology. The post Top 5 Attractions in Bremen & Bremerhaven for STEM appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

There are few such wonderous destinations in Europe as mystical as the Black Forest, Germany. It may not seem like a typical destination for your next school trip, but don’t skip past lackadaisical like Little Red Riding Hood as the towns, woods and lakes deserve a closer look. More than meets the eye Situated in... The post The Black Forest: How to increase recreational opportunities on your next school trip to Germany appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

Dresden, Germany – Where for many, the stories of Bach, Carl Maria von Weber, Robert Schumann, Richard Wagner, Sergei Rachmaninoff and Richard Strauss are at home. As the capital of Saxony, the Saxon royalty set about sponsoring the finest musicians and artists to work and live in the city. The 4th largest city in Germany... The post Dresden – Why the Florence of the Elbe is a thriving cultural centre for musicians appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

It is almost 30 years since Travelbound School Trips started to welcome UK school groups to the Château du Molay, Normandy. In that time the chateau has seen a number of developments, facelifts and improvements allowing it to cater to a diverse range of groups. Primary schools who wish to provide their Year 5 and... The post The importance of multi-functional accommodation for your school trip to Normandy appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

How can excursions in Amsterdam be integrated in subject-specific curriculum aims for Key Stages 3 and 4? Combined to create a cross-curriculum trip, Amsterdam is an excellent destination for art, World War Two history and holocaust studies offering insightful excursions which will directly relate to subject-specific learning objectives. From its canals to world-famous museums and... The post Make The Most Of Your Curriculum Learning On A School Trip To Amsterdam appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

1) Soak in art, culture and history in Paris’ most iconic museums The French capital is overflowing with places to marvel at and be inspired by millennia of history, culture and art. The world-class galleries and museums – for the most part, free to visit for under 25s – let you travel back in time... The post 6 Must-do Excursions On A School Trip To Paris appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

‘In Italy, anything is possible.’ Laura Marrocco You have the added benefit of growing up in the Naples region, how do you see key landmarks supporting students learning? Party Leaders are likely to be familiar with notable landmarks like Vesuvius and the impact that has had on towns like Pompeii and Herculaneum. Don’t forget that... The post The inside view of a school trip to the Bay of Naples appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

While the Château du Molay has a history spanning over 250 years, Travelbound continues to maintain the exquisite main house and surroundings. Here, we take a look at the Château du Molay and what school groups can expect from their stay at our Normandy base. Cultural immersion in France You’re in France! A fact that... The post What To Expect At The Château du Molay, Normandy appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

There are few such wonderous destinations in Europe as mystical as the Black Forest, Germany. It may not seem like a typical destination for your next school trip, but don’t skip past lackadaisical like Little Red Riding Hood as the towns, woods and lakes deserve a closer look. More than meets the eye Situated in... The post The Black Forest: How to increase recreational opportunities on your next school trip to Germany appeared first on Travelbound ..read more

Dresden, Germany – Where for many, the stories of Bach, Carl Maria von Weber, Robert Schumann, Richard Wagner, Sergei Rachmaninoff and Richard Strauss are at home. As the capital of Saxony, the Saxon royalty set about sponsoring the finest musicians and artists to work and live in the city. The 4th largest city in Germany... The post Dresden – Why the Florence of the Elbe is a thriving cultural centre for musicians appeared first on Travelbound ..read more