Home to classical composers and charming alpine villages perched on the slopes of perfect majestic peaks, our school tours to Austria offer an ideal inspirational setting for your students. Whatever your educational focus, we can tailor a school trip to Austria to cater for your group’s individual needs.
Investigate Austria’s involvement in World War II including Vienna’s role as the provincial capital of the German Reich. Artifacts from WWII can still be seen in the older sections of Vienna including memorial plaques on buildings and concrete towers that were used as control towers to combat air raids.
Take your group on a music tour to Austria to explore some of the most important sites in classical music. Haydn and Mozart were two of the most important, prolific and prominent composers of the Classical music period. Mozart was born in Salzburg and later moved to Vienna. Explore the surroundings in which these composers lived, worked and gathered inspiration for their timeless compositions.
See highlights of this famous film, such as the ‘Do-Re-Mi’ bridge and the Church of Mondsee and enjoy the ‘Sound of Music’ show including excerpts of Salzburg’s musical past.
Origins of the Vienna Opera House date back to the 18th century. It is equipped with a subtitle system that makes it possible to read the libretto in several different languages during a performances.
The building where the celebrated composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born not houses a museum featuring three exhibitions.
During the reign of Maria Theresa, Schonbrunn was the summer residence of the court. It was e=here that Mozart, aged six, impressed the Empress and her guests with his prodigious talent.
