Destinations
Paris
No other destination is quite like the City of Light. The cultural heart of the Western world offers more to do than the average city, creating experiences that never fail to excite.
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Ski in the Pyrenees
The Pyrenees are full of well-maintained ski runs, where the sport takes priority over all-night bars and discos. Many of the resorts in the region were thermal spa centres before expanding into snow-based activities.
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Southern France
The wonderful thing about the South of France is the amazing variety that it offers visitors in a mix of big cities, medieval towns and hilltop villages that are truly inspiring.
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Barcelona & Catalonia
Catalonia is a land of rich and varied scenery where history, language and a distinct cultural tradition have shaped the personality its people. The Catalan capital, Barcelona, has a unique cultural character.
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Madrid & Central Spain
One of the most visited destinations of the continent, the bustling city of Madrid is surrounded by some of the most attractive medieval cities in central Spain - Toledo, Ávila and Segovia, each one of them within easy reach of the Spanish capital.
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Andalucia
For many people Andalucia is the Spain of their imagination - a land of fascinating contrasts with a range of attractions for visitors that goes from impressive monuments in large towns to typical small villages.
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Santiago de Compostela
The journey down the Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela continues to seduce the travellers time and again because of its spiritual nature, its historical continuity and the large cultural heritage ubiquitous throughout cities, towns, villages, convents, bridges and chapels that lie along this legendary pilgrim route.
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Rome & Vatican City
Once the Caput Mundi and powerhouse of the mighty Roman Empire, Rome is one of the most interesting and vibrant cities in the world, holding within its walls the very centre of the Roman Catholic Church, the city of Vatican.
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Venice
Venice is a unique city, full of elegant buildings and palaces that peer over the ancient maze of narrow streets and labyrinth of canals.
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Milan
The financial and commercial centre of Italy is home to tasteful galleries and museums packed with art treasures, world-class shopping and spacious piazzas.
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Florence
Most visitors are overwhelmed by the artistic opulence of Florence. The cradle of the Renaissance and home of the Medici family houses an abundance of the world’s greatest cultural treasures.
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Sorrento Coast & Naples
The coastal delights of the Sorrentine peninsula have attracted visitors since Roman times, leaving a trail of ancient features and well preserved archaeological findings rich in splendour and beauty.
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Malta
Discover 7,000 years of history and an astonishing array of attractions in Malta. Students can delve into the Island’s mysterious prehistory, retrace the footsteps of St. Paul or see where the knights of St. John defended Christendom.
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Croatia
Steeped with a rich history and adverse culture that dates back to the 7th century AD, Croatia is a country of impressive natural beauty, gorgeous beaches, delicious cuisine and hospitable people and is dotted with numerous historic sites and monuments for your students to discover.
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Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia is a culturally rich and diverse country, which can be considered a ‘European cradle of civilisation’.
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Israel
Israel lies in an area which is a holy ground for the three great monotheistic religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
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Jordan
The Kingdom of Jordan has plenty of historical sites from ancient civilizations, some breath-taking desert-scapes and a charismatic beauty.
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Greece
The highlights of Greece are the traces of ancient culture that can be seen all over the country. Well-preserved archaeological sites and great museums will give students deeper insights into the nature and history of ancient Greek societies.
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Turkey
Turkey retains a disconcerted balance of both east and west, representing a cultural mix with many discrepancies and contradictions. Frenzied market places, ancient cities, World War I battlefields and fascinating museums are among the major attractions of this historically rich country.
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Munich
With a charming combination of old world allure and modern flair, the Bavarian capital is packed with attractions from world-class museums to historic buildings, uniquely German architecture and a lively cultural scene.
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Berlin
The formerly divided German capital is the very model of a modern, multicultural metropolis, dotted with numerous historic sites, cultural attractions and entertainment options.
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Rhineland
The Rhine has been a chief route for traders, intellectuals, artists and the religious for over 2,000 years, having played an important role in the growth of Germany.
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The Netherlands
The Netherlands is a country of contrasts where multiple cultures and ethnicities constantly remind visitors of its colonialist past.
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Krakow
Poland’s former royal capital emerged largely intact after WWII and has been recognised as a World Heritage site thanks to its beautifully maintained architecture from various periods in history.
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Warsaw
The capital of Poland is a city of contrasts, where modernism meets history, and western and eastern influences melt together.
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Prague
Prague is a modern metropolis of classical beauty, stunning architecture and countless cultural and historical treasures that never fails to impress.
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Budapest
Budapest is a city with remarkable scenic beauty, centuries-old tradition of excellence in arts and varied cultural life.
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Vienna
Vienna is teeming with attractions, offering visitors a view of culture, history and the contemporary unlike anywhere else in the world.
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London
Featuring a vast mix of attractions and as many cultural activities as one can imagine, London offers a diverse blend of fascinating sights and endless options of things to do and see.
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United Kingdom
The United Kingdom offers a vast array of modern cities, Georgian towns and quaint villages. Manchester, home to one of the world’s best known football teams and Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, are among the greatest attractions in the United Kingdom.
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European Union Capitals
A visit to the cities that host the European Union institutions is a great opportunity to raise awareness about this giant cultural and economic bloc.
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World War Battlefields
Visiting the World War battlefields and monuments that pay tribute to those who fought is a thought-provoking experience that will boost student interest and deepen their understanding of European history.
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USA
The United States is a land of great diversity where students have the opportunity to live the culture instead of simply observing it. World-famous attractions, museums and a rich history make the USA the perfect long-haul destination for student groups.
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Charity Challenges
Some of the most satisfying periods of one’s life is transpired while employed in providing underprivileged people.
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Cycling Tours
Located at the foot of the legendary Col du Tourmalet in a route taken by the Tour de France since 1910, the Centre Laurent Fignon offers a new generation of training courses for cyclist at various levels, allowing attendees to ride in better conditions and to improve their technical background.
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