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School Graphic Design trip to Berlin

With an array of Museums and Exhibitions, Berlin is an excellent choice for students studying Graphic Design either at A level or GCSE.

Your students could spend their days visiting the Brohan Museum (with its 2 main collections: decorative arts and painting), or visit to the Bauhaus Museum (the most important school of design, architecture and art. In addition, Camera Works Berlin is a fascinating gallery which focuses on the intersection between new photography and new innovative photographers.

from £185 pp

6 Days/3 nights

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Includes:

49 Seater Executive Coach (TV,DVD/Video,WC)
Return Ferry or Eurotunnel Crossings
Free Staff Place Ratio 1-8
Detailed Information Pack
Travel and Medical Insurance including I.P.T.
Accommodation for 3 nights
HBMotorway tolls and taxes
VAT

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East Side Gallery

The longest surviving section of the Wall that once divided the city, this half-mile stretch along the bank of the River Spree was decorated by artists from across the world in 1990. Since then, it has been the victim of graffiti and official neglect and is falling rapidly into decay. See this unique monument while you still can.

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Hamburger Bahnhof

Berlin's Museum for contemperary art housed in a former railway station is dedicated to art from the second half of the 20th century onwards. The collection contains works by such internationally renowned artists as Andy Warhol, Anselm Kiefer and Joseph Beuys.

Bauhaus Museum

The Bauhaus was the twentieth century's most important school of design, architecture and art. Its programme and products have maintained their influence on design up to the present day. This museum traces the history of the movement and also houses the most complete Bauhaus collection.

Deutsche Guggenheim

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, established in 1937, is based on the private collection of Solomon R. Guggenheim with its focus on "non-objective" art. Today it comprises a worldwide network of museums and cultural partnerships. Along with the spectacular Frank Lloyd Wright building in New York and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, exhibition houses have arisen at sites that include...

Brohan Museum

The Bröhan-Museum specializes in Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Functionalism (1889-1939) of international provenance. The collection has two areas of primary interest: decorative arts and painting.The art objects are arranged in room ensembles for presentation. These ensembles aim at giving a representative synopsis of the period from Art Nouveau – as a precursor of modern design – up to Art Deco and ...

Camera Work Berlin

This photography gallery was founded in 1997 and is inspired by Alfred Stieglitz the publisher of Camera Work magazine. The two story Museum is tucked away in a picturesque courtyard away from the bustling Kantstrasse, providing a quiet and peaceful atmosphere in which to observe the prints. The gallery is particularly interested in the intersection between new photography and the medium’s investm...

Day 1
Depart School late evening and travel down by coach to Dover for your early morning Ferry crossing to Calais.

Day 2:
Late afternoon, arrive in Berlin and transfer to the accommodation.
(9 hours rest break - coach not available for use until the next day)
Check into the accommodation and unpack/freshen up.
Evening meal followed by an evening walk into town.

Day 3:
Morning visit to the Hamburger Bahnhof (free of charge) follwed by the Contemporary Fine Arts Museum. After lunch, visit to the Deutscher Guggengeim (Free of charge)
Return to the accommodation for evening meal.
Evening activity: IMAX cinema (from €5,50 per person)

Day 4:
Morning to visit the Bauhaus Museum (Free of charge)followed by Camera Work Berlin (Free of charge)
Lunch break
Afternoon visit to the Brohan Museum (Free of charge)
Return to the accommodation for evening meal.
Evening activity: Bowling (costs €8,50 per person for 2 games of bowling, shoe hire and a soft drink)

Day 5
Breakfast
Check out of the accommodation and load luggage onto the coach
Statutory drivers rest break - coach not available for use until departure at 18.00
Morning to be spent visiting the East Side Gallery (large section of the Berlin Wall (free of charge).
Time for lunch followed by the afternoon free for general sightseeing and shopping for souvenirs
18.00 (approx) Meet the coach and depart Berlin - travel back to Calais.

Day 6:
07.00 (approx) Arrive Calais
08.00 Ferry Crossing
08.30 (local time) Arrive Dover
Late morning/mid afternoon - Arrive back to School (depending upon distance from the port)

Our dedicated itinerary planners will work with you to create your personal itinerary, request a quote above to find out more.

DJH Berlin-International

A traditional Youth Hostel excellently situated in close proximity to Potsdamer Platz and the Tiergarten. The extremely popular Youth Hostel Berlin offers accommodation in mainly 4 and 5 bedded rooms and twins for adults. Showers are located on each floor. Buffet style breakfast and evening meals will be provided in the hostel cafeteria.

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Meininger City Hostel Tempelhofer Ufer

One of a new breed of privately-run hostels offering hostel accommodation at near-hotel standards. This hostel is in a lovingly restored turn-of-the-century building. Its friendly staff are full of good ideas, our favourite being the teachers’ lounge, reserved for staff, offering free drinks and Internet access! The hostel has a total of 18 single, twin and multi-bed rooms on three floors. All rooms have shower/WC and TV.

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AO Hostel Mitte

A&O Hostel Mitte is located in the very heart of Berlin and is a popular choice amongst school groups. All rooms are light and have modern furnishings, students will usually be accommodated in 4-6 bedded rooms and staff in twins, all of which are en suite and include a TV. There is also a 'Teachers Lounge' where you can enjoy a quiet moment- the room has a pc, printer, internet and telephone. Other amenities include Billiard table, video games, table football, Wii-Lounge with free game play and a TV room.

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Aletto Jugend Hotel Kreuzberg

The Aletto Youth Hotel is a popular choice amongst school groups, it opened in 2005 and has a clean, modern feel throughout. All rooms are equipped with cable TV; radio; alarm clock; bathroom with shower and WC. Students will be accommodated in multi-bedded rooms and staff in twins. The hostel offers a spacious lounge with games and Internet access and best of all, two rooms with widescreen TV and an extensive collection of DVDs!