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School trip to Stockholm

The 17th-century warship at the Vasa Museum, the Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla stan and sustainable neighbourhoods: Stockholm is an inspiring study trip on sustainability, design and technology.

Destination
Stockholm, Sweden
Type of trip
Study trip
Target group
Upper secondary and vocational schools
Duration
6 to 7 days
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Built on fourteen islands, Stockholm is an inspiring destination for a study trip on sustainability, design and technology. The Vasa Museum houses the warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and was raised almost intact more than three centuries later. It is a wonderful starting point for questions about shipbuilding, engineering and conservation: what went wrong, and how do you preserve a ship like this?

At the Nobel Prize Museum in the old town, Gamla stan, your students meet laureates and ideas that changed the world, from physics to peace. They then investigate how Stockholm puts sustainability into practice, for example in the Hammarby Sjöstad district, where energy, water and waste are cleverly linked. Scandinavian design is everywhere you look in the city.

We would be delighted to take care of transport for you and your students to Stockholm. We drive via Germany and Denmark, with a ferry crossing and the Øresund Bridge into Sweden. We spread the long drive over the day with generous rest breaks, or plan an overnight stop on the way. In our comfortable coach with an experienced driver your group travels safely and in comfort.

Highlights

  • The warship at the Vasa Museum
  • Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla stan
  • Sustainable district of Hammarby Sjöstad

Included

  • Return coach travel
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Entrance tickets and excursions

Day programme

  1. Day 1: Departure and first leg of the outward journey

    An early departure from your school. With two drivers and regular breaks we cover the first part of the route, with an overnight stop on the way.

  2. Day 2: Outward journey via Denmark

    Another early start. Through Germany, across by ferry and over the Øresund Bridge into Sweden, with rest breaks and an overnight stop on the way.

  3. Day 3: Arrival and Gamla stan

    Arrival in Stockholm in the afternoon, followed by a city task in Gamla stan and a visit to the Nobel Prize Museum.

  4. Day 4: Vasa Museum and the sustainable city

    The Vasa Museum in the morning, and in the afternoon an excursion to Hammarby Sjöstad on energy, water and sustainable living.

  5. Day 5: Return journey

    Departure from Stockholm for the journey home, with rest breaks and a stopover on the way if needed.

  6. Day 6: Final leg of the return journey

    After breakfast we drive the final part of the route, arriving back at school at the end of the day.

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