
The German capital has so much to offer to visitors with its rich history and warm German hospitality. Once a divided city, it is now a world city of culture, politics, media, and science. Berlin’s long and somewhat troubled history has given the city a unique cityscape with a mixture of architecture and buildings. There are many sites to visit whilst in the city from the famous Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie or go up the Berlin TV Tower or visit one of the 5 museums on Museumsinsel (Museum Island).
The Black Forest, located in south-western Germany is a popular destination for nature lovers with its dense woodland, biking and hiking trails and gorgeous lakes. There are many historic towns in the Black Forest including Baden-Baden, Freiburg, and Calw where visitors can witness local traditional arts and crafts still being practiced. Enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings and the natural beauty of Germany.
Ask a Question Get a QuoteDay 1 | Afternoon: Departure from school and travel to the port of Dover for crossing into France. Evening: Onward travel to Berlin |
Day 2 | Morning: Morning arrival in the German capital and start of walking tour of the city. See Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag and more. Afternoon:Enjoy Berlin at your leisure and see some of the sights of the capital. Evening: Evening arrival at accommodation for overnight stay. |
Day 3 | Morning: After breakfast at accommodation, transportation into Berlin city centre and Museum Island. Afternoon: Enjoy the afternoon visiting the museums on this island and/or visit Berlin Cathedral before meeting back for coach transport to Baden-Baden and The Black Forest. Evening: Evening arrival at accommodation and overnight stay. |
Day 4 | Morning: After breakfast travel to around The Black Forest and see this unique ancient woodland. Afternoon: Enjoy stunning views of valleys, mountains, and gorgeous lakes throughout the day before departing in the afternoon. Evening:Onward travel to Calais for return crossing back into England. |
Day 5 | Morning: Arrival back at school in the morning or afternoon. |
Originally constructed in 1894 to house the German Parliament, this building was severly damaged several times during its history. First after a fire almost destroyed it and later at the end of World War II. Following the war, the building lay ruined and derelict for many years until re-unification of Germany in 1990 when it underwent reconstruction led by the British architect Norman Foster. Today, once again it is the meeting place of the German parliament.
This former city gate built as a triumphal arch is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Germany and leads to Unter den Linden, a famous boulevard which leads to the city palace. Throughout its history, the Brandenburg Gate has witnessed many historical events such as the Napolean’s defeat of the Prussians, Nazi Germany using it for processions, and the division of the city and it being used as a crossing.
This museum is a mecca for lovers of contemporary art and architecture. The building itself with its imposing steel and glass box has almost 5,000 square meters of exhibition space. Many twentieth-century masters can be seen here and include Cubists Picasso, Gris and Leger, Surrealists Ernst, Dali and Miro among others. A must see for any aspiring artist.
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