History Trip to Amsterdam: 5 days, 4 nights
A science and geography trip to Rotterdam lets students explore one of the world’s most innovative and sustainable cities. With cutting-edge architecture, Europe’s largest port, and pioneering water management, it offers real-world examples of urban planning, climate resilience, and renewable energy. From studying flood defences to visiting interactive science museums, students see first-hand how geography and science shape modern city life.
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Suggested itinerary
Day one
- Travel day
Day two
- Ann Frank Museum
- Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum)
- Jewish Museum (Joods Museum + junior)
Day three
- Airborne Museum ‘Hartenstein’
- Battle of Arnhem Tour
Day four
- Duinrell Amusement Park and Tiki Pool
Day five
- Travel home
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Excursion Ideas
Ann Frank Museum
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What you’ll experience: The Anne Frank Museum provides students with a powerful, personal insight into the history of the Holocaust and the impact of discrimination. It encourages reflection on human rights, tolerance, and the importance of remembering the past.
Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum)
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What you’ll experience: The Dutch Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum) offers students a vivid understanding of life in the Netherlands during World War II and the courageous efforts of the resistance. It provides a compelling perspective on history, resilience, and the fight for freedom.
Jewish Museum (Joods Museum + junior)
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What you’ll experience: The Jewish Museum (Joods Museum + Junior) lets students explore Jewish history, culture, and traditions through engaging exhibits designed for all ages.
Airborne Museum 'Hartenstein'
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What you’ll experience: The Airborne Museum ‘Hartenstein’ in Oosterbeek offers students an in-depth look at the Battle of Arnhem and Operation Market Garden during World War II. Through authentic artifacts, interactive exhibits, and personal stories, students gain a vivid understanding of history, courage, and the impact of war.
Battle of Arnhem Tour
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What you’ll experience: The Battle of Arnhem tour from Amsterdam allows students to explore key sites and memorials connected to Operation Market Garden. The tour provides a hands-on history experience, helping students understand the events, strategies, and human stories of this pivotal World War II battle.
History Trip to Amsterdam: 5 days, 4 nights Accommodation
Hotel ibis Budget Amsterdam City South
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Hotel ibis Budget Amsterdam City South is a modern and affordable hotel located in Amstelveen, just outside central Amsterdam, and well-connected by public transport—making it ideal for school groups. A daily breakfast buffet and 24-hour reception provide convenience and support for group leaders, while the safe and quiet location ensures peace of mind. With a metro station only a short walk away, classes can easily reach major attractions such as the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Dam Square, making the hotel a practical and reliable base for educational trips.
Rooms: The hotel offers clean, compact, and comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs, including multi-bedded options suited for students.
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Meininger Hotel Amsterdam City West
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Meininger Hotel Amsterdam City West is a modern and affordable accommodation option that’s especially well-suited for school groups. Conveniently located next to Sloterdijk Station, it offers quick and easy connections to central Amsterdam and major attractions. Teachers and group leaders can benefit from 24-hour reception support and flexible services tailored for groups. . Its combination of comfort, practicality, and excellent transport links makes it a reliable base for educational trips.
Rooms: The hotel provides a variety of room types, including multi-bedded rooms ideal for students, all equipped with en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and modern furnishings.
Facilities: With facilities such as a shared kitchen, spacious common areas, and a game zone, the hotel creates a safe and social environment where students can relax after sightseeing
Stayokay Amsterdam Oost
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Stayokay Amsterdam Oost is a lively and affordable hostel-hotel hybrid located in a converted historic school building in the east of Amsterdam, making it a great option for school groups. With tram and bus connections nearby, reaching landmarks such as the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and city centre is quick and easy, making Stayokay Amsterdam Oost a practical and welcoming base for educational trips.
Rooms: The property offers a mix of private rooms and multi-bedded dormitories, all with en-suite bathrooms, modern furnishings, and free Wi-Fi.
Facilities: Its spacious layout includes common areas and a restaurant serving group-friendly meals. Teachers and group leaders benefit from 24-hour reception and tailored group services, ensuring safety and convenience throughout the stay.
