ITS-Reizen

School trip to experimenta

Hands-on experiments at experimenta, the science centre in Heilbronn, with labs, the Science Dome and an observatory. We provide the coach travel.

Destination
Heilbronn, Germany
Type of trip
Science centre
Target group
Primary school (ages 6–12) and lower secondary
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

experimenta in Heilbronn is a science centre where science and technology come to life for everyone. Pupils explore the exhibition, get to work in the research labs and the Maker Space, and visit the Science Dome: a combination of planetarium and theatre beneath a 360-degree dome. The observatory, the KI-Pavillon (on artificial intelligence) and the Experimentaltheater are all part of it too.

experimenta has a dedicated educational offer for schools, including programmes for teachers. That makes a visit an active, educational day in which pupils investigate and discover for themselves.

We are happy to take care of transport to Heilbronn for you and your pupils. As it is a long journey, we plan the schedule and rest breaks with you, possibly as part of a multi-day trip. With a comfortable coach and an experienced driver, your group travels safely and in a relaxed way.

Highlights

  • Science Dome with a 360-degree dome
  • Research labs and Maker Space
  • Observatory and KI-Pavillon

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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