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Discovery Place One of the Carolina’s most visited attractions and one of the top science museums in the nation, Discovery Place has unveiled a complete transformation of its wondrous halls, filling the museum with all-new interactive exhibitions and amazing activities. From nature to neurons and birds to beakers, science is in your hands at Discovery Place. Step into a…

Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden When your student group visits Charlotte, a stop by the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden is highly recommended for both education and relaxing enjoyment. The Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden is part nature preserve and part showcase for the best of Southern horticulture, with over 110 cultivated acres. In the course of the visit, the group will…

Billy Graham Library The Billy Graham Library is a place where guests will discover the life and legacy of America’s pastor. The library was designed to reflect Billy Graham’s journey from a humble farm boy to his present life as an ambassador of God’s love. Graham has enthralled millions with his sermons for many years…

Bechtler Museum of Modern Art Hello, Pablo! Pablo Picasso, that is. This influential artist is just one of the remarkable figures whose work is exhibited at the new Bechtler Museum of Modern Art. The terra-cotta tiled museum in the heart of Charlotte’s Center City brims with works by Miró, Giacometti, Calder, Warhol, Tinguely, Klee, Ernst, Hepworth,…

Cape Cod Sea Camps With 58 acres located directly on Cape Cod Bay and 1,000 feet of private waterfront beach access, Cape Cod Sea Camps is an ideal student travel destination. Take part in interactive science studies and team building in a unique setting and experience an educational travel opportunity outside of the classroom for a special student trip. Cape…

Cape Cod Dolphin Fleet / Whale Watching Whale watching is the ideal student travel attraction combining fun and learning. The Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch operates out of the port of Provincetown at the easternmost end of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Provincetown is already 40 miles out to sea and only eight miles from Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, an ancestral…

Fenway Park Visit “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark” and see America’s national pastime at Fenway Park. Constructed in 1912, and rebuilt in 1934, Fenway Park is the most famous ballpark in the country. Cheer on the Red Sox (or their opponents) as you sit atop the famous 37 foot Green Monster overlooking leftfield. It is one…

MIT Museum Bringing the innovations, inventions, and research of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to the general public, the MIT Museum upholds the standards of its excellent institution while making it accessible for fascinated visitors. Originally founded in 1971 to house and preserve the university’s collections of artifacts, the MIT Museum has evolved to become…

JFK Library and Museum The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston continues to illuminate the life and history of our nation’s 35th president. Located on beautiful and scenic Columbia Point, the JFK Library and Museum is a stunning modern construction maintaining more than a presidential history but a national identity as well….

Museum of Science & Omni Theater Just Imagine If you’re planning a trip to Boston for your group, don’t forget to spend some time at the Museum of Science. There are plenty of interactive programs and exhibits for children but don’t underestimate this place solely as a kids’ museum. The Museum of Science has exhibits…