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Sunsphere
Sunsphere An iconic piece of Knoxville’s skyline and integral part of the community, the Sunsphere is an absolute must-visit during your group’s travels. This 266 foot high, hexagonal steel truss represents Knoxville’s innovation, engineering feats, and cultural background all at once, with an impressive architectural history tracing back to the 1982 World Fair. The Sunsphere…
The Best Time to Book Spring Break
Even though there may be glistening white snow covering the ground outside, it isn’t too early to plan your big spring break getaway. In fact, it’s actually the ideal time! Planning your spring break about 4-6 months in advance does a few key things to help your group and your budget. Better hotel/resort deals. Cheaper…
SPYSCAPE
SPYSCAPE Explore amazing real-life spy stories and artifacts, sharpen your spy skills, and find out what kind of spy you’d be. Welcome to the newest, most innovative, and most secretive Manhattan experiences, SPYSCAPE. This new espionage museum is located on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan and officially opens January 2018. The overall experience within aims to teach…
Senior Trip Planning 101: A Senior’s Checklist
Ah, graduation season! Once the caps are thrown, the degrees are handed over, and school is officially out for summer, there’s probably only one thing on your mind: celebrating! When it comes to celebrating, Adventure Student Travel has you covered! We have planned countless graduation trips, senior celebrations, and student getaways that are all excellent…
San Francisco’s Must-See Museums
San Francisco is one of the most culturally, educationally, and historically vibrant destinations on the west coast, this bayside city chock-full of unique and insightful museums perfect for student groups. From top-notch science research and education centers to culturally enlightening community centers, this selection of San Francisco museums will be sure to cover all your…
Museum of the African Diaspora
Museum of the African Diaspora Definition of Diaspora – The dispersion of any peoples from their original homeland. The Museum of the African Diaspora, or MoAD, is San Francisco’s very own ‘thriving fine arts institution dedicated to building a community that inspires, educates, and connects people of all ages and backgrounds’. This museum focuses on…
The Beat Museum
The Beat Museum First established in 2003 and located in the popular North Beach neighborhood of San Francisco, The Beat Museum is one of the most notable local cultural institutions in the area. This museum holds memorabilia, letters, and various pop culture artifacts that represent the Beat Generation, with personal highlights from top influences such…
Coit Tower
Coit Tower Welcome to one of the most iconic members of the San Francisco skyline, Coit Tower, or more formally known as the Lillian Coit Memorial Tower. This 210-foot white concrete column is located within the Telegraph Hill neighborhood, a true ’emblem of San Francisco’. First built in 1933, Coit Tower serves as a memorial to a…
Musée Mécanique
Musée Mécanique Welcome to one of the world’s largest privately-owned collections of ‘coin-operated mechanical musical instruments and antique arcade machines in original working condition’, the Musee Mecanique. This is one of San Francisco’s most highly visited blast-from-the-past locations, the bustling old-school storefront located in the heart of the Fisherman’s Wharf. Inside the classic red and…
Children’s Creativity Museum
Children’s Creativity Museum San Francisco’s Children’s Creativity Museum is our top educational attraction choice for students ages 2-12, this museum allowing this age group to explore innovative art and technology experiences perfect for their skill level. The Creativity Museums helps nurture creativity and collaboration by allowing students to participate in various hands-on activities such as making music…
Booking your Trip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture
The newest Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C is booking student groups faster than it can let them in, and if you’ve tried to get in yourselves then you already know how hard the process can be. It’s so hard, actually, that it is legitimately impossible to do currently without the help of a professional tour…
Smithsonian Nat. Museum of Af Am Hist and Culture
National Museum of African American History and Culture This Museum will tell the American story through the lens of African American history and culture. This is America’s Story and this museum is for all Americans. LONNIE G. BUNCH, IIIFounding Director, NMAAHC One of the quickest rising Smithsonian museums, the National Museum of African American History…
