Our school trips to the Czech Republic gives you the perfect opportunity to immerse your students in Europe’s past in Prague, visiting the old town and the Jewish quarter – home to the oldest synagogue in Europe.
Explore the impact of World War II on the Czech Republic, which was occupied by the Nazis – gain insight into the realities of the Holocaust and how this changed the course of history. Visit a range of important sites including Terezin Concentration Camp and the Jewish quarter.
If you’d prefer to focus your school tour on art and music, make sure you take in Prague’s collection of stunning galleries and museums. The Franz Kafka Museum in Prague shows manuscripts, photographs, and letters of the enigmatic author.
Also known as the Church of Bones, is artistically decorated with more than 40,000 human skeletons and therefore, is one of the most unique churches in the world.
Within its walls lies a varied and fascinating collection of historic buildings, museums and galleries that are home to some of the Czech Republic’s greatest artistic and cultural treasures.
At weekends during the summer you can’t beat the atmosphere on the Old Town Square! Music groups can entertain the locals in one of Europe’s most recognisable public spaces.
