School trip to the Reichstag Building in Berlin
Visit the Reichstag Building in Berlin with your class and climb the glass dome above the plenary chamber of the German Bundestag.
- Destination
- Berlin, Germany
- Type of trip
- City excursion
- Target group
- Secondary schools and vocational schools
- Price
- Price on request
About this school trip
The Reichstag Building is the heart of German democracy and a superb destination for a trip about politics and citizenship. The glass dome, designed by Sir Norman Foster, is climbed via two spiral ramps, each around 230 metres long. From the viewing platform 40 metres up, pupils have a sweeping view over Berlin.
At the centre of the dome, a funnel lined with 360 mirrors reflects daylight down into the plenary chamber below: a fine symbol of parliamentary transparency. Please note: the dome and roof terrace can only be visited after registering through the Bundestag's online booking system. Book well in advance and check which details are needed for your group.
We are happy to take care of the transport to Berlin for you and your pupils. In our comfortable coach, with an experienced driver, you arrive safely and in good time for your booked visit.
Highlights
- Norman Foster's glass dome
- Views over Berlin from 40 metres up
- A lesson in democracy where it happens
Included
- Return coach travel
- Experienced driver
Not included
- Entrance tickets
- Food and drinks
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