School Trips To France

Eiffel Tower

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Visit the most iconic landmark in Paris where students can take the lift to the top to see amazing views of the city and get some great Instagram worthy photos.

Why visit the Eiffel Tower?

• One of the world’s most recognised and famous landmarks
• A must-see structure for any visiting school trips
• Breathtaking views
• Rich in history
• An architectural wonder

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Disneyland® Paris

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Disneyland® Paris is a unique destination with two Disney Parks that are home to more than 50 attractions, shows and parades. Including a visit to Disneyland® Paris will create lasting memories for students, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences that strengthen bonds among your students.

Why visit Disneyland® Paris?

• Experience the fun and thrill of your favourite Disneyland Park attractions and rides
• There are two theme parks at Disneyland Paris– Disneyland Park and Walt Disneyland Studios Park
• There are big rides and small rides for all ages, so there's something for everyone
• Getting around is easy because Disney provides a free shuttle service to and from the train station, the nearby hotels and the parks themselves

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Château Versailles

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Château Versailles is a UNESCO world heritage site and the scene for many historic events. There are a number of different tours depending on the time you have available but can include the palace and the gardens or Marie Antoinette’s estate. Most student groups and tours choose to visit the palace with an audio guide and then explore the famous gardens.

Why visit Château Versailles?

• Considered one of the most beautiful and largest palaces in Europe
• Gain valuable insight into French history
• See how French monarchs used to live
• Spend a full day to get the most from the experience

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Boulogne

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Visiting Boulogne, especially on a language trip, can offer numerous educational and cultural benefits to students. Boulogne provides an immersive French language environment, where students will have opportunities to practice their language skills in authentic settings, interacting with locals in shops, restaurants, and markets.

This busy port town offers a wide range of visits which means many groups choose spend a half day or a whole day here. At the heart of Boulogne is the Roman old town, ideal for sightseeing and shopping. Other popular visits include Becasuc sweet factory and Nausicaä Sea Centre, or visit on a market day to practice speaking French whilst picking up some bargains.

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Bayeux Tapestry

The Bayeux Tapestry is an iconic historical artifact that tells the story of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. The Bayeux Tapestry is not only a historical artifact but also a cultural treasure. It provides insight into the artistic techniques, storytelling traditions, and societal norms of medieval Europe. By studying the tapestry, students can gain a deeper understanding of the cultural heritage of both Normandy and England.

A visit here offers the unique opportunity to see the world-famous embroidery, whilst in Bayeux you can also spend some time around the pretty town to visit the Cathedral or market.

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D-Day Landing Beaches

The D-Day Landing Beaches are iconic sites of the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. Visiting these beaches allows students to walk in the footsteps of history and gain a firsthand understanding of one of the most pivotal events of World War II. Visiting the D-Day Landing Beaches also provides students with an opportunity for reflection and remembrance.

Guided tours covering the key landing beaches Omaha, Utah, Gold,  Sword and Juno can be arranged and are highly recommended. The guides are experienced historians from Caen Memorial Museum.

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Eiffel Tower

• View on Map

Visit the most iconic landmark in Paris where students can take the lift to the top to see amazing views of the city and get some great Instagram worthy photos.

Why visit the Eiffel Tower?

• One of the world’s most recognised and famous landmarks
• A must-see structure for any visiting school trips
• Breathtaking views
• Rich in history
• An architectural wonder

Enquire about this trip

Disneyland® Paris

• View on Map

Disneyland® Paris is a unique destination with two Disney Parks that are home to more than 50 attractions, shows and parades. Including a visit to Disneyland® Paris will create lasting memories for students, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences that strengthen bonds among your students.

Why visit Disneyland® Paris?

• Experience the fun and thrill of your favourite Disneyland Park attractions and rides
• There are two theme parks at Disneyland Paris– Disneyland Park and Walt Disneyland Studios Park
• There are big rides and small rides for all ages, so there's something for everyone
• Getting around is easy because Disney provides a free shuttle service to and from the train station, the nearby hotels and the parks themselves

Enquire about this trip

Château Versailles

• View on Map

Château Versailles is a UNESCO world heritage site and the scene for many historic events. There are a number of different tours depending on the time you have available but can include the palace and the gardens or Marie Antoinette’s estate. Most student groups and tours choose to visit the palace with an audio guide and then explore the famous gardens.

Why visit Château Versailles?

• Considered one of the most beautiful and largest palaces in Europe
• Gain valuable insight into French history
• See how French monarchs used to live
• Spend a full day to get the most from the experience

Enquire about this trip

Boulogne

• View on Map

Visiting Boulogne, especially on a language trip, can offer numerous educational and cultural benefits to students. Boulogne provides an immersive French language environment, where students will have opportunities to practice their language skills in authentic settings, interacting with locals in shops, restaurants, and markets.

This busy port town offers a wide range of visits which means many groups choose spend a half day or a whole day here. At the heart of Boulogne is the Roman old town, ideal for sightseeing and shopping. Other popular visits include Becasuc sweet factory and Nausicaä Sea Centre, or visit on a market day to practice speaking French whilst picking up some bargains.

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Bayeux Tapestry

The Bayeux Tapestry is an iconic historical artifact that tells the story of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. The Bayeux Tapestry is not only a historical artifact but also a cultural treasure. It provides insight into the artistic techniques, storytelling traditions, and societal norms of medieval Europe. By studying the tapestry, students can gain a deeper understanding of the cultural heritage of both Normandy and England.

A visit here offers the unique opportunity to see the world-famous embroidery, whilst in Bayeux you can also spend some time around the pretty town to visit the Cathedral or market.

Enquire about this trip

D-Day Landing Beaches

The D-Day Landing Beaches are iconic sites of the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. Visiting these beaches allows students to walk in the footsteps of history and gain a firsthand understanding of one of the most pivotal events of World War II. Visiting the D-Day Landing Beaches also provides students with an opportunity for reflection and remembrance.

Guided tours covering the key landing beaches Omaha, Utah, Gold,  Sword and Juno can be arranged and are highly recommended. The guides are experienced historians from Caen Memorial Museum.

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