The Nazis & the Holocaust School Trip to Munich & Nuremberg

On this history school trip, your students will learn all about the rise of the Nazi regime, as well as learn how justice was carried out after it fell.

Originally founded in the 12th century, Munich has always played an important role in the history of Germany. But, significantly, it was the setting for the birth, and subsequent rise, of the Nazi party. A highlight of the trip is the National Socialism and Resistance Walking Tour, which will teach your students all about the rise of the National Socialists, the resistance movements and how the city deals with its Nazi past.

Combine your school trip to Munich with an excursion to Nuremberg and your students will stand on the ground where Hitler’s attempted coup d’état and the 1923 party rally occurred, as well as the trials of prominent Nazis after the end of the Second World War.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1

Morning

Fly to Munich and transfer to accommodation, visit National Socialism

Afternoon

Documentation Centre

Evening

Evening meal

Day 2

Morning

National Socialism and Resistance walking tour

Afternoon

Visit to Dachau Concentration Camp

Evening

Evening meal

Day 3

Morning

Train to Nuremberg Visit to the Nazi Party Rally Grounds and the Memorium Nuremberg Trials

Evening

Evening meal

Day 4

Morning

Transfer to airport and fly back to UK

3 nights' half-board accommodation
4-day Bavarian travel pass (covers airports, Dachau and Nuremberg)
Access to the Vamoos app to download all tour-related travel documents
Airport tax and passenger duty at current rates
ATOL protected return flights from the UK
Comprehensive travel and medical insurance including I.P.T.
Detailed information pack
Free staff place ratio 1:10
Return flights from UK
VAT at current rates to tour operators

Curriculum

A Level

Challenges of German nationalism
Germany: democracy and dictatorship
Rise of Nazism
Life under the Nazis
Machinery of terror
Opposition to Nazi rule
Impact of total war on German life
The Holocaust
West Germany and the DDR

GCSE

The inter-war years: 1918-1939
Germany: democracy and dictatorship
Rise of Nazism
Life under the Nazis
Machinery of terror

Key Stage 3

The Holocaust

Accommodation

a&o München Laim

The A&O München Laim offers modern and comfortable accommodation to school groups. Students are generally accommodated in multi-bedded rooms, with staff in twins or singles. All rooms have private bathrooms with shower and toilet. A buffet breakfast is available every morning.

Meininger City Hostel München

This three star hostel is located close to the major historical, cultural and architectural highlights in Munich. Students will be accommodated in multi bedded rooms (maximum of 4 per room) complete with TV and sink, shower/WC and lockers. Buffet breakfast (“All-you-can-eat”) and evening meal will be taken in the restaurant. The centre also has a games room, lounge and seminar room, internet access and a 24 hour reception.

Educational Activities

Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial

The Nazi's first concentration camp at Dachau has been renovated and preserved as a memorial to those who suffered and

Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds

The Nazis held their party rallies in Nuremberg from 1933 to 1938, which makes this the perfect location in which

Feldherrnhalle

On 9November 1923, the Feldherrnhalle was the scene of a confrontation between the Bavarian State Police and an illegal organised

Jewish Museum Munich

The Jewish Museum Munich provides an overview of Munich’s Jewish history and is part of the city's new Jewish Centre

Königsplatz

Commissioned by Ludwig I, the architect Leo von Klenze designed this Royal square.

Memorium Nuremberg Trials

Between 20th November 1945 and 1st October 1946 an International Military Tribunal was held in the Nuremberg Palace of Justice.

NS-Dokumentationszentrum Munich

The rise of the National Socialist movement began in Munich after the First World War and, as such, the city

Walking Tour - National Socialism and Resistance

Hitler came to Munich in 1912 andjoined the German Worker's Party, which he had moulded into the Nazi Party by

White Rose Foundation

White Rose was a non-violent resistant group in Nazi Germany, consisting of five students from the University of Munich and

Cultural Activities

Munich Zoo

Situated on the plains of the River Isar, Munich Zoo was established as the world's first "geo-zoo" in 1928. The

Olympic Park

Munich’s massive Olympic Park complex was constructed for the Olympic Games in 1972, and remains a marvel of modern engineering.

Viktualienmarkt

The Viktualienmarkt, the bustling, colourful food market at the end of the pedestrian zone off the Marienplatz, is one of

Supporting you every step of the way

Creating your perfect trip

Your quote will be put together by an experienced Tour Adviser who’ll be an expert in the subject area and will know the destination really well too. They’ll work with you to create a trip to suit your group’s needs and meet your learning objectives.

Launching your trip to parents and students

The next step is to get your trip approved and then get students signed up to it. Our ‘Trip Launch Pack’ will help you with this step. This is full of resources (all free to download) designed to make your life easier at this crucial point in the trip planning process.

After you’ve booked

Once you’ve booked, your dedicated Itinerary Coordinator will start work on the finer details. They’ll make sure your itinerary makes the most of your time and they’ll take on most of the admin tasks for your trip (freeing you up to do what you do best – teach).

Support while you’re away

From lost property to properly lost, we’ll always be on the end of the phone while you’re out on the trip. You’ll get a final info pack before you go, as well as access to all your trip documents via the Vamoos app.

After your trip

We’ll ask you for feedback, so we can improve our service. Let’s start planning your next trip too, so parents have plenty of time to pay (and so it’s less stressful for you). And don’t forget to head to our resources hub to continue the learning back in the classroom.