Final-year school trip to Amsterdam, Berlin and Prague: canals, the Reichstag, the Berlin Wall and Charles Bridge (8 days)
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Reference RTO-08-428
- Duration 8 days
- DepartureFrom the place of your choice
- GroupFrom 20 participants
- DateOn the date of your choice
Amsterdam’s canals, the Reichstag and East Side Gallery in Berlin, then Charles Bridge and Prague Castle: three capitals in one trip.
This trip links three cities that young people love. In Amsterdam, pupils cruise the Golden Age canals and can visit the Anne Frank House. In Berlin, they go up into the Reichstag dome and follow the traces of the Wall to the East Side Gallery. In Prague, they cross Charles Bridge, climb up to the castle and discover the old Jewish quarter. The journeys between the cities are made by day and an overnight stop in Nuremberg breaks up the return. The departure date and time are set with your school in the quote. The journey is made by day, with a 30-minute break every 3 hours of driving, and the coach stays with the group on site.
Programme
Day 1: Departure from your school and arrival in Amsterdam
- Departure from your school early in the morning, at the time agreed with you, and drive to the Netherlands (about 200 to 300 km depending on your school).
- Our drivers drive for a maximum of 3 hours, then take a 30-minute break, day and night.
- Cruise on the Golden Age canals: the Herengracht, the Keizersgracht and the Prinsengracht.
- Lunch at your own expense, then walk from Dam Square to the Begijnhof and the flower market on the Singel.
- Check-in at the accommodation for two nights, dinner and supervised evening.
Day 2: Amsterdam, from Anne Frank to the Jordaan
- Visit to the Anne Frank House, where she wrote her diary during the occupation (on request).
- Walk through the Jordaan, its canals, courtyards and small markets, then lunch at your own expense.
- Visit to the Rijksmuseum and Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch” (on request).
- Supervised free time in the Vondelpark and the centre.
- Dinner and supervised evening.
Day 3: Drive to Berlin
- Rooms vacated after breakfast and departure for Germany.
- Daytime drive via Osnabrück and Hanover (about 650 km, 8 hours excluding stops).
- Lunch at your own expense during a stop on the way.
- Arrival in Berlin in the early evening, check-in at the accommodation for two nights, dinner and quiet evening.
Day 4: Berlin, past and present
- The Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.
- The Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße, then Checkpoint Charlie.
- Lunch at your own expense, then interactive visit to the DDR Museum (on request) and walk along the East Side Gallery.
- At the end of the day, a visit up into the glass dome of the Reichstag (free, with prior registration).
- Dinner and supervised evening.
Day 5: From Berlin to Prague
- Departure after breakfast and drive to Czechia via Dresden and the Elbe valley (about 350 km, 4½ hours).
- Lunch at your own expense on arrival.
- First taste of Prague: Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock and Charles Bridge.
- Check-in at the accommodation for two nights, dinner and supervised evening.
Day 6: Prague, from the castle to the Vltava
- Up to Prague Castle and visit of the circuit including St Vitus Cathedral and Golden Lane (on request).
- Down through Malá Strana, the John Lennon Wall and Kampa Island, then lunch at your own expense.
- Cruise on the Vltava, with views of the castle and Charles Bridge.
- Supervised free time in the Old Town.
- Dinner and last supervised evening in Prague.
Day 7: Prague’s Jewish quarter and drive to Nuremberg
- Walk through Josefov, the old Jewish quarter, and visit to its synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery (on request).
- Lunch at your own expense, then drive to Germany (about 300 km, 3½ to 4 hours).
- Arrival in Nuremberg in the late afternoon and short walk through the old town to the Hauptmarkt and the foot of the Imperial Castle.
- Overnight stop in or around Nuremberg, dinner and quiet evening.
Day 8: Return to Belgium
- Departure after breakfast.
- Daytime drive back to Belgium (about 500 to 750 km) with regular stops.
- Lunch at your own expense during a stop on the way.
- Arrival at your school in the evening.
The price includes
- Coach transport from your school, with the coach at the group’s disposal throughout the stay
- The services of two drivers, given the length of the journey
- 7 nights in a hotel or youth hostel (2 in or around Amsterdam, 2 in Berlin, 2 in Prague and 1 overnight stop in Nuremberg on the way back), rooms for 3 to 8 pupils and separate rooms for the accompanying staff
- Half board (breakfast and dinner), from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 8
- The Amsterdam canal cruise
- The visit to the Reichstag dome (with prior registration)
- The Vltava cruise in Prague
- Free places for the accompanying staff (their share is included in the price per pupil)
- Accommodation for the drivers
- Road costs, parking fees and tolls
The price does not include
- Visit to the Anne Frank House
- Visit to the Rijksmuseum
- Visit to the DDR Museum
- Visit to the Prague Castle circuit
- Visit to Prague’s Jewish quarter (Jewish Museum)
- Lunches (not included; hotel packed lunches on request), and drinks
- Admission to museums and monuments not mentioned
- Tourist tax
- Cancellation and refund protection (optional)
- Pocket money and personal expenses
Good to know
- Valid identity card or passport, signed parental consent form for each pupil under 18 and European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), to be requested from your health insurance fund a few weeks before departure.
- Our drivers drive for a maximum of 3 hours, then take a 30-minute break, day and night. The Amsterdam–Berlin leg takes up day 3, the Berlin–Prague leg the morning of day 5, and an overnight stop in Nuremberg is planned on the way back: no night driving.
- Supervision is provided by the accompanying teachers; each pupil signs a code of conduct based on the school rules (no alcohol for minors or on the coach, no drug use, punctuality and compliance with instructions during free time, coffee shops excluded from the programme and prohibited for under-18s, care around bikes and trams, respectful behaviour at memorial sites).
- The pupil list and rooming list are entered in the school’s online area (Excel import possible); rooms are allocated according to your instructions.
- Recommended period: March to June or September to November; tickets for the Anne Frank House go on sale only a few weeks before the date and sell out very quickly, and the Reichstag dome is booked online with the group’s list of names. The Netherlands and Germany use the euro and Czechia the Czech koruna (CZK): bank cards are accepted almost everywhere. Lunches are not included: allow a budget of about €10 to €15 per pupil per day, or hotel packed lunches on request.
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Final-year school trip to Amsterdam, Berlin and Prague: canals, the Reichstag, the Berlin Wall and Charles Bridge (8 days)
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