School Trips & Educational Travel To Greece

Educational Student Trips to Greece: Return to the Classical Era

Take your students on an educational tour of a nation brimming with history and culture. With one of our student trips to Greece, your students will be able to explore ruins of some of the earliest civilizations; delve into the depths of classical culture and literature; glimpse a past full of mythology, art, and science; and so much more. Our student trips to Greece are designed to be both fun and educational, to give your students a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Why Book Your School Trip to Greece with Son Tours?

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Greece Tour Highlights

The Acropolis of Athens: One of the most famous attractions in Athens, the Acropolis contains the ruins of several ancient buildings. It’s also home to the Acropolis Museum, which houses a number of artifacts of interest.
The Parthenon: One of the world’s most recognizable cultural monuments, this incredible site was once a temple to the goddess Athena and it is home to some of the most impressive examples of Greek sculpture.
The Theater of Dionysus: A 17,000-seat theater designed with excellent acoustics, this stage set for the ancient Greeks was dedicated to the god of the theatre. As the first stone theater ever constructed, it is a marvel of ancient Greek architecture and science, as well as art.
Plaka: This historical neighborhood in Athens is known as the “Neighborhood of the Gods” and rests near many archaeological sites.
Delphi: The Greeks considered this city to be the center of the world, and it was also an ancient sanctuary that served as the seat of the oracle. Now, it is a World Heritage Site full of rich monuments.
National Archaeological Museum: Home to some of the most important artifacts of Ancient Greece and some that even date back as far as the prehistoric era, this museum is a must-see for any visitor.