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school trip activities IN Berlin

Legally learn the craft of spraying directly on the wall together with experienced graffiti artists. School classes from 7th to 13th grade have the opportunity to develop and spray their own graffiti images in a creative and supportive environment. Under guidance, students learn various spray techniques and design options to express their ideas. The workshop thus offers an exciting class trip activity to express your own creativity and try out the art of graffiti writing within a legal framework. The workshop takes place in Mauerpark and lasts around three hours. All necessary materials such as spray cans, protective clothing and paper are provided.

School groups can experience the musical theatre up close and get a glimpse behind the scenes, as you can take a one-hour guided tour of the historic opera house, which gives you insights into the world of opera. You can then take part in a workshop session designed for students, where you'll learn more about staging, costumes, and music. In this way, you will learn which artistic elements must work together to create an opera performance. The whole thing is located right in the Staatsoper Unter den Linden and takes a total of around two hours. However, as a school class, you can also attend an opera performance, school performance or children's opera on a regular basis. This is interesting for both students and teachers.

Experience a view of Berlin from a height of 203 meters. The observation deck of the famous television tower offers school groups a unique 360-degree panoramic view. From here, all famous landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag can be seen from a new perspective. This highlight of class trip activities in Berlin is exciting for both students and teachers and may even be a bit of a thrill. The activity on the viewing platform takes around an hour and takes place right in the center of Berlin, at Alexanderplatz.

Here, at one of Berlin's most important border crossings during the East-West division, school classes experience more than 550 objects and documents in a permanent exhibition that tell stories of separation, flight and surveillance. Eyewitness reports enable students to gain personal insights into the turbulent history of the Friedrichstraße border crossing. The experience lasts around two hours and takes place in the historic building on Reichstagufer 17 in Berlin.

The “Selfie Museum” provides you with over 30 interactive installations for great photos and videos on Instagram, TikTok and more. For school classes, there are even special workshops here to promote media literacy, where students learn how to use social media creatively and safely. Here, for example, you can test backdrops that otherwise only well-known influencers use and learn more about self-presentation on the Internet as well as image rights, privacy and data protection. This is particularly ideal for teachers who value conscious use of social media, but who also enjoy photography. The gallery is located in the East Side Mall in Berlin. The duration of the experience varies depending on the size of the group and the interest of the participants, but usually takes three to four hours.