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Enter the world of American television on this historic tour through the halls and working studios of NBC’s New York operations! Visit some famous studios, including Saturday Night Live, plus take a detailed look Enter the world of American television on this historic tour through the halls and working studios of NBC’s New York operations!

Venture over a quarter of a mile skyward and observe as your group takes in the scale of the immense urban landscape which opens up before them. This is a great way for your students to gain artistic inspiration away from the hustle and bustle of the streets below. A particularly popular evening visit.

Experience the best and most complete daytime view of New York City! Bring your sketchbook with you and you’ll be spoilt for choice over what to sketch. The unparalleled views of New York’s landmarks include Central Park, the Chrysler Building, Times Square, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty – simply the most spectacular view in the city!

Alongside the ultimate landmark of New York and one of the most universal symbols of political freedom and democracy, the Ellis Island Museum is dedicated to the history of immigration and the important role this island claimed during the mass migration of humanity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A 45-minute audio tour invites pupils to relive the immigrant experience as if they were the new arrivals and includes artefacts, photos, interactive displays and videos including the award winning ‘Island of Hope, Island of Tears’. You will visit the island as part of a short boat cruise passing the Statue of Liberty, which was the first sight for the millions of immigrants.

Opened in 2014, the museum explores the implications of the events of 9/11, documenting the impact of those events and exploring 9/11’s continuing significance. It demonstrates the consequences of terrorism on individual lives and its impact on communities at local, national and international level. The museum is growing a permanent collection of artefacts, stories, photos, video and other materials.

Our expert guides can lead pupils through the neighbourhoods of Chinatown, Little Italy, SoHo and along Wall Street and Battery Park to give your group an insight into Manhattan life and the history of the city.

The largest indoor theatre in the world, this prime spot in Midtown was turned into Radio City Music Hall during the years of the Depression. Radio City is now a leading hall for popular concerts, stage shows, special attractions and media events, including the Grammys, Tonys, and MTV Video Music Awards! More than 700 movies opened here, including the original King Kong. Here, your group will learn about its history, listen to the ‘mighty Wurlitzer’ and enjoy ‘a masterpiece of American Modernist design’.

Get an insider’s look at the world’s most famous arena with the ‘All Access Tour!’ Explore exclusive VIP areas of the state-of-the-art arena and commemorate over 130 years of legendary Garden history. Exclusive, behind-the-scenes access: • Visit the spectacular new Chase Bridges, suspended high above the arena floor • Step inside the Knicks and Rangers locker rooms • Relive historic moments with the new ‘Garden 366’ retrospective and ‘Defining Moments’ exhibit • Get VIP treatment with access to luxury suites, including the Delta Sky360 Club • Plus much more for THE ultimate insider’s look!

Moving onward and upward, New York’s premier showcase for what’s new in the visual arts. Showcases Cubism, Fauvism and Abstract Expressionism. Modern influences to inspire any pupil, and a 3D course with wide examples of machine art, ranging from sewing machines to ball-bearings!

See a spectacular Broadway performance - entertainment at its greatest! Choose from shows such as Wicked, Chicago and The Lion King. For great value, let our dedicated theatre team reserve your first choice Broadway show tickets Our links with the best New York ticket agencies mean we’ll be able to reserve your first choice tickets at the very best value for you.

Discover the history of America’s aeronautical industry, from the Wright Brothers’ first flyer in 1903, to the Apollo 11 command module. An ideal visit to cover the Cold War and the Space Race.

An ideal visit en route to the airport, from the Mansion House to the Slave Quarters the plantation home of George Washington gives you the opportunity to see how the first President of the United States lived.

America’s national educational facility with 19 museums including: National Museum of Natural History National Portrait Gallery. The Smithsonian Institute museums are free.

We off a variety of half day tours with a local guide covering externally all the major government buildings if you are on a political trip or covering all the major historical sites and monuments. These walks tours are a great way for your pupils to explore Washington DC on your school trip.

Explaining the story of the Holocaust in a uniquely and immensely thought provoking manner, pupils will never forget a visit to this museum.

The history of this cemetery, the largest military graveyard in the world reflects the conflicts and struggles faced by the American people. Graves here include those from the Civil War, and both World Wars and the eternal flame burning by the grave of JFK.

Traces the country’s development in an entertaining and fairly lighthearted manner.

This park traces 12 years of the history of the US using a sequence of outdoor rooms; one for each of Roosevelt’s terms of office. Sculptures and murals depict scenes from the Depression enabling you to stand in the ‘Breadline’.

Stand on the site of Martin Luther King’s famous ‘I Have a Dream’ speech during the defining moment of the Civil Rights Movement in America.

Displays the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence. Visits to the Public Vaults display original records and new interactive exhibits that allow you to touch and explore interesting documents. Key topics that can be studied here are Civil War, Civil Rights, Cold War, McCarthyism.