Soak up the sea air, enjoy the wind and the sun - beach ball, beach games, windsurfing, kiting and sailing, SUP boards, beach soccer, paddling - an endless variety of activities.

The Wadden Sea is fascinating in all weathers – guided mudflat hikes, the endless expanse, bike trips, beach ball, beach games…

High ropes courses for all ages - courses at treetop height or passages close to the ground, zip lines and more. Strengthens the team spirit!

Elbe sandstone mountains with a bizarre rock world - hikers' paradise for every requirement, with fascinating views of the Elbe.

194 Hanseatic cities to discover. Following in the footsteps of the Hanseatic League, our favourites are Wismar, Bremen, Buxtehude, Greifswald, Lübeck, Lüneburg, Stralsund, Stade...

The choice of programmes is endless; the Story of Berlin museum covers Berlin's founding to the present day, and from here we recommend selecting a specific focus.

Politics live - take a look behind the scenes of our government on a guided tour of the Reichstag or experience a lesson in Cecilienhof Palace.

Experience 1,000 years of German history, the development of church and faith over the centuries - Martin Luther translated the New Testament in exile...

Holocaust sites - there are about 300 memorials, commemorative stones or plaques in Germany that commemorate the Holocaust.

Discover the history of the Roman Empire during a visit to Trier. Eight Roman monuments are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

The capital of the Free State of Saxony has testimonies of all epochs, from the traces of August the Strong to the present with the State Chancellery.

Literature moves! On a children's tour with Emil and the Detectives or a walk to authentic places following in the footsteps of Berthold Brecht.

The cultural city of infinite variety: historic buildings and the world's first Bauhaus residential building, as well as the centre of literature through Goethe and Schiller.

The city of Richard Wagner; his home Wahnfried, the Margravial Opera House and the Bayreuth Festival Theatre can be visited.

A visit to a musical is a highlight of everyone’s school days. Hamburg is the third largest musical city in the world, alongside others like our capital , Berlin, as well as Stuttgart, Bochum and Cologne.

The German Oceanographic Museum is the largest natural science museum, complemented by the Ozeaneum - a journey through the northern seas.

The Technoseum, Germany's largest museum of technology, playfully conveys the past 200 years of technical and social history.

Berlin offers fascinating activities for every subject. In the Museum of Technology, touching is encouraged and there are 150 experiment stations.

Good luck (Glück auf) in the Ruhr Valley, the Zollverein Coal Mine, was once the largest and most powerful coal mine in the world and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Climate protection on the coast and by the sea, habitat of marine animals, visit to the seal station, workshop on climate change.

Urban planning and traffic change - the safest city for cycling tours, ecosystem tree - nature trail on biodiversity and sustainability.

How does the human being function? Dialogue in the dark, in silence and over time. Team workshops to promote cooperation.

Sustainability, conscious living and climate protection: how can this be implemented in daily life? Preparation in class.