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Prague is a vibrant European capital where striking architecture, rich cultural heritage and a growing modern economy come together. It gives students a fascinating look at how history, creativity and commerce shape one of Europe’s most dynamic cities.
For Business & Economics groups, Prague offers insight into a developing market economy, with opportunities to explore both hi‑tech and traditional industries as well as the city’s role as a major commercial hub in Central Europe. Film & Media Studies students can discover Prague’s thriving creative scene, from world‑class studios and production facilities to locations that showcase the city’s long‑standing role in international filmmaking.
With its beautiful UNESCO-listed Old Town, welcoming atmosphere and strong mix of cultural and curriculum‑linked experiences, school trips to Prague are as engaging as they are memorable.
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“Our favourite Prague trips”
Business & Economics trips to Prague
A Central European capital shaped by post‑communist transition and global trade.
- Explore market economies and economic change
- Study entrepreneurship and urban regeneration
- Visit Wenceslas Square, the Czech National Bank and the Old Town
Film & Media Studies trips to Prague
A cinematic city used as the backdrop for global storytelling.
- Explore iconic filming locations across the city
- Study setting, mise‑en‑scène and visual style
- Ideal for Film and Media coursework enrichment
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“My top pick of things to do and see in Prague”
Prague offers a wide range of engaging learning experiences for students. These are some key visits that work particularly well for school groups, supporting meaningful engagement and strong curriculum links.
Skoda Car Plant
The visit begins with a video presentation on the history of the company and then continues with a visit to the Skoda Museum, built in an old factory building to commemorate the Centenary of the company.
Staropramen Brewery
Visit to the Staropramen brewery for a guided tour of the production process followed by a tasting.
Ruckl & Sons Glassworks
A private company with a long term tradition of lead crystal production, offering tours of the glassworks with a professional explanation of the operations.
Skoda Car Plant
The visit begins with a video presentation on the history of the company and then continues with a visit to the Skoda Museum, built in an old factory building to commemorate the Centenary of the company. The group will be shown the design process and see how a car is made. The visit continues with a chance to view the production plant itself. From a raised viewing platform you can usually see both the engine assembly plant and the final assembly line.
Staropramen Brewery
Visit to the Staropramen brewery for a guided tour of the production process followed by a tasting. The group will have the opportunity to see the storage of the raw materials and the fermentation process (at a controlled temperature) in both open tanks and closed vats. The guide will then describe the canning and barrelling processes. During the tasting session, the guide will talk about the background of the brewery, export opportunities and the company’s take over by another Belgian brewery.
Ruckl & Sons Glassworks
A private company with a long term tradition of lead crystal production, offering tours of the glassworks with a professional explanation of the operations. During the excursion students will get to know the individual stages of producing glass crystal by hand, i.e. the furnaces, processing, designing and polishing. A great example of a traditional artisan industry.
The most popular questions, answered
Prague offers a stunning blend of medieval architecture, cultural heritage and modern Czech life. Its compact layout, iconic landmarks and atmospheric old town give students a rich and memorable learning experience.
History, Art, Music, Modern Foreign Languages, Architecture and Cultural Studies all benefit. From Gothic cathedrals and Baroque squares to museums and river views, Prague provides strong cross curricular value.
Absolutely — every itinerary is shaped around your learning goals, whether you want to focus on European history, art and design, music, language immersion or cultural exploration. We help you choose the best visit combinations so the programme feels purposeful, balanced and achievable.
From planning to travel, we’re right beside you with calm, practical guidance. We handle logistics, bookings and timings, ensuring you always feel supported and free to focus on your students’ learning experience rather than the admin.
We use trusted, school friendly hotels in convenient locations across the city, chosen for safety, comfort and easy access to key cultural and educational visits. Teachers can expect a reliable base that keeps travel simple and gives students a secure place to unwind after full days exploring Prague.
Your package typically includes accommodation, meals, transport and pre booked visits to maximise learning time. Free place ratios are built in, and we take care of the organisational details so you can concentrate on supporting your students’ learning and cultural understanding.
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