Berlin History School Trips & Tours - Impact of the Cold War
The recent history of Germany’s capital is still clearly evident today, to the extent that it is impossible to walk through the city without being continually made aware of its recent past.
During a history school trip to Berlin, your group will see for themselves the breathtaking pace and breadth of change since 1989. A study tour to this exciting historic city provides pupils with the opportunity to learn from a range of excellent educational visits, covering all aspects of Berlin’s recent past, includig Nazism: it's rise, the impact on government and society, resistance and opposition to Natsism, propoganda and post war division.
Prices start from£449pp
Price Shown includes
- 2 nights’ B&B accommodation
- Return flights and overseas airport transfers
- Services of an NST Berlin City Representative
- Extensive group travel insurance
- 1 in 10 free place ratio
Price shown is based on 40 paying passengers departing from selected airports and is subject to availability.
On-tour support
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On-tour support includes...
- Services of an NST Berlin City Representative to assist with check-in and provide 24-hour assistance
Additional on-tour support available...
- Pre-booked meals at great group prices
Accommodation
Popular options in Berlin
Berlin
Top visits
Evening activites
- Ice skating
- Bowling
- IMAX Cinema
- Swimming
- Disco
Study themes
GCSE
Edexcel
"Superpowers and the Cold War, 1941-1991"
"Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918-1939"
AQA
"Germany: 1890-1945"
"Conflict and tension between East and West, 1945-1972"
OCR History A
"Germany: 1925-1955"
OCR History B
"Living under Nazi Rule, 1933-1945"
EDUCAS (WJEC)
"Germany in Transition, 1919-1939"
"The Development of Germany, 1919-1991"
A Level
Edexcel
"2E.2 – The German Democratic Republic, 1949-1990"
"1G - Germany and West Germany, 1918-1989"
"37.2 - Germany, 1871-1990: united, divided and reunited"
AQA
"1L - The quest for political stability, 1871-1991"
"2O - Democracy and Nazism, 1918-1945"
"2R – The Cold War, c1945-1991"
Study levels
A-Level
AS Level
GCSE
Transport
Available from any location in the UK, our executive coaches are fitted with seatbelts, toilet facilities, air conditioning, DVD and reclining seats.
Coach
We can arrange for your group to fly from a range of UK airports and we’ll work with you to plan your route at the best value possible.
Flight
Giving you full support throughout
Before your tour
- Dedicated NST expert from day one
- Responsive, flexible communication - Teams, phone, or email
- Same-day quotes
- Trips tailored to your budget, with transparent pricing
- Straightforward planning - we handle the details
- Step-by-step risk assessment guidance
- Free accommodation for group leader preview visits
- Curriculum-driven, enriching experiences across 100s of locations
- Unrivalled local knowledge & expertise
Whilst you're away
- Our travel app keeps all your info in one place
- On-tour support from our reps on the ground
- Support & assistance from our specialists
- 24/7 helpline and support
- Extensive group travel insurance
- Group-friendly accommodation
- Free educational resources
On your return
- Priority rebooking services
- Loyalty reward scheme for valued customers
- You say, we act - we're committed to continuously improving our tours
“Our tour to Berlin was excellent. Our itinerary was well planned and very flexible. Our NST Subject Expert, Steve Rawcliffe, was fab! We were really pleased – it was an excellent trip and all was well planned.”
Ben Blackband, The Ashcombe School
Expert's comment
As the momentous events of 1989 and their consequences become more widely studied, NST’s Guided tours also cover the fall of Communism. Led by our team of History Educational guides, these tours cover the growth of political dissent, the effects of policy changes emanating from Moscow and the events of the autumn of 1989. Choose from a range of sites to cover aspects of German history from the Wileheline period, to the end of the Cold War.
Jeff, NST History Subject Expert