Our tailored educational trips to Florence offer students a unique opportunity to explore the birthplace of the Renaissance and delve into the artistic treasures that define this enchanting city. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Florence is a captivating destination for school trips focused on art, history, and cultural exploration. Just a short distance from Rome, Florence beckons with its world-renowned museums, historic landmarks, and vibrant atmosphere, making it an ideal location for an unforgettable educational tour.
A school trip to Florence is a fascinating journey through art, history, and culture. Students can visit world-renowned museums, wander historic streets, and experience authentic Italian traditions. With its rich heritage and timeless charm, Florence is an unforgettable educational destination.
One of Zoe’s favorite cities, Florence has drawn her back time and time again with its breathtaking architecture and charming, winding streets. Shaded alleyways lead to hidden gems and eventually open up to the awe-inspiring Duomo, a masterpiece that never fails to leave her in awe.
Educational Tours Specialist
Explore the Uffizi Gallery: Witness masterpieces by renowned Renaissance artists.
March – October is a good time to visit for pleasant weather. We recommend avoiding travelling to Florence in August as lots of places are closed for Ferragosto, a public holiday around which many Italians take a longer break.
Absolutely! All our tours are fully customizable, allowing you to include specific sites or activities tailored to your group’s interests and curriculum.
Student trips to Florence can reach a wide range of curriculum areas.
Our specialists in the region recommend that Brunelleschi’s dome, all 463 steps of it, is something not to be missed. It allows you to see the cathedral from the inside (without having to queue) and to admire the unique, double-domed structure that Brunelleschi designed. It also provides unbeatable views over Florence. Of course, traveller favourites such as Michelangelo’s statue of David live up to the hype, with a guided tour allowing you to really understand this masterpiece that was originally intended to be placed on top of the cathedral.
Our school trips to Florence also take in hidden gems such as the Galileo Museum, a must see for Physics and Renaissance students (where they can also get up close to Galileo Galilei’s severed fingers!). Students also love tasting the authentic and legendary Tuscan sandwiches, especially delighting in the fact that our large pre-orders mean they can enjoy this delicacy before all the other tourists in the queue!
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