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School trip to Bath

Bath is UNESCO World Heritage site

The school trip to Bath is especially suitable for students 16 years and older. The city is situated near Wales and Stonehenge, between the Cotswolds and Mendip Hills. The Romans built their famous baths here thanks to the hot springs flowing from the Avon valley above. These celebrated geothermal baths are now part of the cultural heritage of UNESCO. The impressive architecture, the legendary sword Excalibur and the proximity to Wales make this a very popular destination.

Suitable for:

Erdkunde / Geografie
Fremdsprache: Englisch
History
Kunst
Language travel
Naturwissenschaften
Philosophie

Here you can find:

Art & Architecture
Beautiful Nature
Castles & Countryside
Culture & History
Exciting Excursions
National Park
Special City Tour
Special-Museum
Theater & Musicals

Accommodation
Program example
Gallery
Activities
Getting there

Accommodation

Youth Hostel

Shared rooms for large groups

Bath has a good youth hostel. Cheaper accommodation is also available in Bristol.

Hotels

3 to 4 stars

Best rates are available in February and March or October and November.

Program example

6 days/3 nights, 2 night journeys, extension day possible

Day 1 - The journey begins You make your way from your hometown – travel through the night
Day 2 - Dover and Bath Arrive in the UK – you cross the Channel via Calais-Dover. Arrive in Bath in the afternoon. Check in and first discovery on foot. Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey.
Day 3 - Cardiff or Salisbury and Stonehenge Excursion to Cardiff the capitol of Wales, oldtown and Cardiff Bay or the medieval town of Salisbury, Stonehenge and Avebury
Day 4 - Glastonbury, Wells and Cheddar Wells one of the smallest cities in England with an impressive cathedral. Explore the largest canyon in England, the Cheddar Gorge, where you can visit Cox’s cave or Jacob’s Ladder.
Day 5 – Daytrip to London Early start to London. The coach driver takes a day room, and you can discover this metropolis by public transport. We help with itinerary suggestions and can book tickets for you. You will cross the Channel late at night on your way back home.
Day 6 – Back home Have a safe journey home.

Gallery

Highly recommended

Jane Austen Centre

We recommend a visit to the Jane Austen Centre. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the life of this famous writer, who lived in Bath for several years, is presented.

Activities

Avebury stone circle more than 4000 years old more
Bournemouth one of the most beautiful beaches on the south coast more
Bristol city of contrasts and architecture more
Cardiff the heart of Wales more
Cheddar Gorge impressive caves with stalactites and stalagmites and yummy cheese more

Glastonbury holy grail and legendary Avalon more
London pulsating heart in between history and modern times more
Marlborough pretty market town with little streets and shops more
Salisbury gothic beautiful cathedral holding the Magna Carta more

Stonehenge the most famous stone circle in the world more
Street picturesque small town more
Wells small cathedral city with impressive market more
Winchester cathedral city with King Arthur’s round table more

Getting there

Coach

We have been working successfully for decades with selected coach companies that will take you to your destination safely and in good spirits.

Ferry

Crossing from Calais to Dover in a modern canal ferry with beautiful views of the white cliffs of Dover.

Map overview