Amsterdam | GB Study Tours

About Amsterdam

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is a city that perfectly blends history with innovation. Known for its picturesque canals, world-renowned museums, and progressive social policies, it’s a top-tier destination for students looking to explore European history, art, politics, and sustainability in a real-world setting. From world-changing ideas to world-class museums, Amsterdam is a city that fuels curiosity and creativity. Whether you’re walking in the footsteps of Anne Frank, exploring masterpieces at the Rijksmuseum, or studying sustainability in action, Amsterdam delivers a truly inspiring study tour experience.

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AMSTERDAM: ART

Amsterdam is a city where art and creativity are woven into everyday life. From world-renowned masters like Rembrandt and Van Gogh to contemporary works and vibrant street art, the city offers a rich and diverse artistic experience. Amsterdam provides students an inspiring environment where students can connect with art in both traditional and unexpected ways.

Van Gogh Museum: Discover the life and art of Vincent van Gogh through his vibrant paintings and personal stories in this world-famous museum.
Vondelpark: Enjoy a relaxing break in Amsterdam’s largest park, perfect for picnics, people-watching, and soaking up the city’s green, lively atmosphere.
Rijksmuseum: Explore Dutch history and art through masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and more in this iconic and inspiring museum.
Stedlijk Museum: Discover modern and contemporary art and design in this bold, dynamic museum featuring works by artists like Mondrian, Warhol, and Kandinsky.
Rembrandt Museum: Step into the former home and studio of Rembrandt to see how the famous artist lived and worked, with original etchings and historic surroundings.

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Accommodation in Geneva can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.

AMSTERDAM: SCIENCE

Amsterdam brings science to life with hands-on experiences at places like NEMO Science Museum and ARTIS Micropia. From biology and physics to sustainability and innovation, students can explore key scientific ideas in fun and engaging ways.

Christmas Markets: Explore famous Christmas markets like La Défense, Champs-Élysées, and Tuileries Garden for gifts and seasonal treats.
Montparnasse: Panoramic views of Paris’s Christmas lights, festive Eiffel Tower displays, and nearby holiday shopping.
Notre-Dame Cathedral: Admire the Gothic architecture and see the nativity scene if on display.
Louvre Museum: Perfect for students to appreciate art, history, and culture; closed on Christmas Day.
Sainte-Chapelle: Visit for stunning stained glass and special holiday concerts.
Disneyland Paris: Enjoy Christmas-themed parades, decorations, and character meet-and-greets.
Montmartre & Sacré-Cœur Basilica: Stroll through the artist’s quarter, with festive lights and panoramic city views.
Champs-Élysées Light Display: Walk down the avenue to enjoy holiday lights and decorations.

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Accommodation in Geneva can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.

AMSTERDAM: HISTORY & RE

Explore Amsterdam’s rich history and religious heritage through powerful sites like the Anne Frank House, historic synagogues, and the city’s old churches. Students can learn about World War II, religious tolerance, and the city’s diverse cultural past in meaningful and thought-provoking ways.

Anne Frank House: Step into the secret annex where Anne Frank hid, and learn her powerful story through a moving and unforgettable experience.
Resistance Museum: Discover how ordinary Dutch people stood up against Nazi occupation through powerful stories, artifacts, and interactive exhibits.
Canal Cruise: See Amsterdam from the water on a relaxing canal cruise, perfect for taking in the city’s history, architecture, and charm.
Hollandsche Schouwburg: Visit this former theatre turned memorial, where students can reflect on the persecution of Dutch Jews during WWII in a powerful and respectful setting.
Holocaust Museum: Explore the history of the Holocaust in the Netherlands through personal stories, artifacts, and exhibits that offer a powerful and moving look at the impact of Nazi persecution.
Dam Square: Stand in the centre of Amsterdam’s history at Dam Square, home to the Royal Palace, National Monument, and a lively atmosphere that reflects the city’s past and present.

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Accommodation in Amsterdam can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.