A college trip to rome will allow your A level students to study Italy in the inter-war period, to gain an insight into how Mussolini aimed to make Fascism seem modern and powerful, whilst linking his regime to the ancient glories of the Roman Empire. 

This beautiful, historic area of Italy is home to several world renowned archaeological wonders and is truly a region not to be missed during a study tour for Geography students.

Sicily is the largest of the Mediterranean islands and has a precious geographical diversity, a coastline and unspoilt sea-beds combines with fertile volcanic slopes.

Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance it houses approximately a third of the world's most important works of art. Formidable galleries, treasure-crammed churches, sculptures, paintings and architecture.

For a city cloaked in history, religion, artistic heritage, and interspersed with landscaped gardens created by the Italian aristocracy, Rome is a clear favourite for students of art & design.

Venice is one of the greatest art cities in the world in the most unique setting: it is built on over a hundred islands, connected by nearly four hundred bridges and is a maze of alleyways, small squares, palaces and churches.

This beautiful, historic area of Italy is home to several world renowned archaeological wonders and is truly a region not to be missed. Mount Vesuvius dominates the Bay and is one of the few active volcanoes in Europe.

For a city cloaked in history, religion, artistic heritage, and interspersed with landscaped gardens created by the Italian aristocracy, Rome is a clear favourite.

This beautiful, historic area of Italy is home to several world renowned archaeological wonders and is truly a region not to be missed.

For a city cloaked in history, religion, artistic heritage, and interspersed with landscaped gardens created by the Italian aristocracy, Rome is a clear favourite for student group trips.

Sicily is Italy’s most cosmopolitan region and is almost a nation unto itself. The enchanting land where Archimedes taught and Saint Paul preached was a Greek colony, a Roman province, an Arab emirate and a Norman kingdom.

For a city cloaked in history, religion, artistic heritage, and interspersed with landscaped gardens created by the Italian aristocracy, Rome is a clear favourite for a Religious Studies field trip.

Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance which is surrounded by hills and set in a river valley, is home to a wealth of beautiful gardens for students of Horticulture to appreciate whilst on a study trip.

Florence houses approximately a third of the world's most important works of art. Home to some of the oldest and most famous Italian fashion houses, Florence offers a unique educational experience for fashion & textile students.

Milan's museums and galleries are home to many great works of art, while more simple pleasures include climbing up to the roof of the Duomo and enjoying the tranquillity and the view over the city to the mountains.

Study trips to the Bay of Naples offer a unique culinary experience for students of hospitality & catering. Renowned worldwide for its fantastic cuisine, Italy is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in pursuing a career in the food industry.