Educational tours: Dive into Berlin's dynamic history with guided tours of the Berlin Wall, Reichstag, and Brandenburg Gate. Our tours are crafted to provide a deep understanding of Germany's capital through its poignant historical sites and vibrant cultural scene.
Logistical support: Enjoy effortless planning with all-inclusive services such as accommodations, local transportation, and meals, specifically catered to suit the needs of student groups.
Dedicated coordination: With a single point of contact and full management, we ensure a smooth and enriching educational experience from beginning to end.
Educational richness: Berlin is a hub of European history, politics, and culture, offering students a plenty of learning opportunities. Important landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall Memorial, and the Reichstag provide deep insights into Germany’s history from Imperial times through the Cold War to modern reunification
Affordability: While Berlin is a major capital, it is relatively affordable compared to other Western European cities. This affordability allows student groups to enjoy a broader range of cultural and educational experiences, from diverse museums to historic sites.
Compact city layout: Berlin's layout includes several distinct districts, each with its own character, yet the city’s excellent public transportation system, including buses, trams, and the U-Bahn, makes it accessible for students to explore extensively and safely.
Interactive learning opportunities: Berlin offers an array of museums with engaging educational programs. The German Historical Museum and the Jewish Museum Berlin, for instance, provide immersive insights into German and Jewish history, respectively. The DDR Museum offers an interactive experience of life in East Germany.
Safety: Berlin is generally safe for travelers, with standard precautions sufficient to ensure a secure experience. It's a welcoming city for students, with well-organized infrastructure.
Language exposure: German is the official language, but English is widely spoken, particularly in tourist areas, making it easy for international student groups to communicate and learn while exploring the city.
Capital City: Berlin, known for its vibrant culture and rich history as a city that has witnessed significant political and social events.
Population: Approximately 3.7 million inhabitants in Berlin. Germany has a total population of about 83 million people.
Language: German is the official language; English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas and among younger generations.
Currency: Euro (EUR).
Cultural Heritage: Berlin is a hub of European history, arts, and culture, featuring landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall, and the Reichstag building.
Geography: Located in northeastern Germany, it is the country's largest city and serves as a central hub for travel throughout Europe.
Climate: Temperate/Oceanic climate with relatively mild winters and warm summers, making it suitable for visits year-round.