London 2 Nights
Bringing the Classroom to Life in The Capital City
This classic, off-the-shelf trip is built with busy teachers in mind.
Pupils will cover many aspects of the curriculum, with topics like The Great Fire of London and Victorian Britain plus hands-on explorations across many attractions. Ticks all the boxes!
The World in One City
London, a perennially popular destination for school groups of all ages, is filled with historical, cultural, and modern visitor attractions.
Our most popular tour to London includes a scenic river cruise along the Thames, on which pupils can see the best views of London, and takes learning to new heights on the London Eye.
Children will come face-to-face with stunning specimens, live animals, and museum scientists at the Natural History Museum, helping them to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.
No visit would be complete without a stop at Covent Garden, where pupils will marvel at the street performers and purchase last-minute souvenirs before heading home.
“Our pupils had a wonderful and unforgettable time on our 3 day visit to London. The School Travel Company took all the pressure out of the organisation and the whole visit.”
Make the streets of London your classroom
ITINERARY
- DAY *1*
Your private coach will pick you up from your preferred location, after which you’ll travel to London.
Your first visit of the day will be the Science Museum where you will discover award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement.
You’ll then head off to the Natural History Museum which exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of natural history. One of three major museums, it is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and ornate architecture.After the Natural History Museum, you’ll travel to your accommodation and check in.
- DAY *2*
After breakfast you’ll take a scenic river cruise along the Thames where you’ll see London’s charm from the water.
You’ll then head off to Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel – The London Eye where you can admire the sights of the city from the air.
Then take a stroll along the river to Tate Modern, home to the United Kingdom’s national collection of British art, and international modern and contemporary art.
You’ll then cross the Millennium Bridge to visit St Paul’s Cathedral, a vibrant church and national treasure followed by a sightseeing drive around the capital. What an incredible day!
- DAY *3*
Depart from your accommodation after breakfast and either travel back to school or we can arrange more visits of your choice- just let us know!
