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Explore the Energy of Venice Beach, California
Discover a Famous California Beach Get ready for a fun adventure at one of California’s most famous beaches. Venice Beach is known for its ocean views, creative art, and lively atmosphere. Located along the beautiful Pacific Coast, this unique destination offers something exciting for everyone. First, take in the sights and sounds around you. Then,…
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach On a hot summer day in California, you may find the beach calling your name. When that happens, look to Manhattan Beach, a small beach-front community just outside of Los Angeles proper. Everyone in your group will love cooling off and have fun sunbathing on the white sands and swimming in the brilliant…
Discover California at the California Museum
Explore the Golden State’s Story Get ready to explore California’s amazing past! The California Museum in Sacramento shares the stories of the people, places, and events that shaped the state. Inside, you will find fun exhibits, real artifacts, and exciting displays. Each section helps you learn why California is such a special place. Meet the…
Why You Should Visit Nashville
There’s not just a single reason why you should visit Nashville, perhaps better known as Music City. Instead, lucky you, there are five full-fledged reasons why Nashville should call to your student group, beckoning you for a visit. Spend some time in the Tennessee treasure and you’ll understand just what makes it so special. 1….
Budgeting Los Angeles
The City of Angels draws in upwards of 40 million visitors every year, most of which come from right here in the United States. But why? As the second-largest city in the country, Los Angeles has a long and illustrious history with entertainment, fame, and above all, pursuing the American Dream. People flock to the…
Garment District
Garment District Within its small, contained borders between 5th Avenue and 9th Avenue, New York City’s Garment District has the highest concentration of fashion-related businesses, offices, showrooms, events, and talent in the world. Designing greats including Diane Von Furstenberg, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein, Vera Wang, Michael Kors, and Donna Karen earned their start…
America’s Most Visited Monuments and Memorials
In America, we tend to commemorate people, places, and/or events with a physical representation, a memorial or monument. These reminders let us delve into a past where independence was won, where tragedy struck, or to a time when specific great men and women lived. Though there are hundreds of monuments and memorials around the nation,…
Germany in America!
It would be ideal to visit Germany by actually crossing the ocean, right? But as that’s a huge trip, and one that costs quite a bit of cash, there’s an alternative right here in the United States – and they speak English! As a wonderful melting pot of immigrants, this beautiful country has, over the…
Educational Adventures in Nature
Nature is more than just a background to our lives. There’s a reason she’s called “Mother Nature” and it’s important that students learn, at least the basics, about the planet on which they live. Field trips spent in nature are not only effective educational outings but also surprisingly affordable for groups on a budget. Below…
Missouri History Museum
Missouri History Museum Located in beautiful Forest Park, the Missouri History Museum is dedicated to preserving and educating the public on the lives and histories of those who called St. Louis home. Ideal for adult groups and field trips alike, the Missouri History Museum combines interactive technological displays with artwork, historic artifacts, documents, and photographs…
Laclede’s Landing
Laclede’s Landing Laclede’s Landing, the only entertainment and dining district on the Mississippi Riverfront, is the oldest district in all of St. Louis. Established as a trading post for those heading to the western frontier, Laclede’s Landing started what was the beginning of the grand city of St. Louis, the Gateway to the West. More…
Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site Between the years 1854-1859, Ulysses S. Grant lived at the St. Louis property of White Haven with his wife and family. Today your student group can visit the nine-acre White Haven property at the U.S. Grant National Historic Site, open daily. As a Union general in the Civil War…
