Enrichment school trips to Disneyland® Paris

For a day of magical escapism, take your group to Paris’ Disneyland Resort. This sprawling amusement park features a huge variety of Disney themed rollercoaster rides, live shows and attractions for every age group and thrill level – as well as everybody’s favourite Disney characters. We know your students will love this excursion.

Visit the site of Paris's most famous landmark and the symbol of France – the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, this engineering masterpiece dazzles at night, rightly earning its place at the centre of the ‘City of Lights’. We also recommend taking some time to explore the nearby Trocadero Gardens and its famous Fountain of Warsaw.

There’s no better way to see Paris than onboard a river cruise along the River Seine. See the city’s finest monuments from Notre Dame to the Grand Palais as you teach your group about each landmark’s history and tales from its surrounding streets. We can’t wait to show you Paris from the water – this excursion is definitely an Equity favourite.

Explore several of Paris' iconic and beautiful landmarks on this guided tour, where your group will be led around the French capital by a professional English-speaking tour guide. As you wander the sights that straddle the Seine, be sure to ask plenty of questions to expand your students' experience and their overall knowledge of the landmarks you pass.

Running between the Place de la Concorde in the east and the Place Charles de Gaulle and Arc de Triomphe in the west, the Avenue des Champs-Élysées fills almost two kilometres with theatres, cafes and luxury shopping – with everything from Louis Vuitton to Zara to Ladurée macarons. Commonly regarded as the "most beautiful avenue in the world", the avenue is a must-visit for souvenir shopping and dining on your school trip to Paris.

Discover the history of chocolate and observe expert demonstrations by master chocolatiers at this chocolate-themed museum, where your student group can enjoy a tour and private tasting. Students will be able to meet the chocolatiers behind the museum and view chocolate moulded to the shape of famous Paris monuments, before learning how to create their own chocolates to take home.

We can’t wait to show you the charming district of Montmartre, which has been a firm favourite among Equity staff for years. Full of traditional Parisian patisseries and home of both the iconic Sacré-Coeur basilica and Moulin Rouge theatre, we recommend spending a whole afternoon exploring this wonderful part of Paris.

Visit the world's largest and most popular art museum on this excursion, which will bring your students up close with Leonardo da Vinci’s celebrated painting, Mona Lisa. Located by the scenic River Seine, the Louvre also houses several other top masterpieces and paintings, and is part of the Louvre Palace, which was built in the 12th century.

A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the Notre Dame Cathedral is the most visited monument in France – and with good reason. Located on the Île de la Cité, the cathedral dates all the way back to the Middle Ages, and has been restored to its former glory following devastating fires both during the French Revolution and in recent history. Admire its stained-glass windows, towers, and gargoyles; there’s nowhere quite like it.

One of Paris’ most famous landmarks, the Arc de Triomphe is a magnificent monument built to commemorate Napoléon’s victory at Austerlitz. As well as honouring those who fought in the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, the arch stands atop the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from the First World War. 

An inner-city oasis located on the border between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter, the former royal Jardin du Luxembourg has been a place for adults and children alike to come and have fun since the 18th century. Here, students can take a break with the park’s chess, tennis and remote control boats, or stop for the free photography exhibitions and concerts in the bandstand.

Often referred to as one of the trendiest areas in Paris, the Latin Quarter is where you’ll find university students and artists hanging out in excellent local cafés. As well as being a great place to stop for some pastries, this district boasts some of the best architecture in the city – students will love visiting both the Panthéon monument and nearby Luxembourg Gardens.

Île de la Cité is one of only two remaining river islands located in Paris, with history dating as far back as the 4th century when it was the site of a Roman fortress. Today, students can be inspired by the world-famous Notre-Dame cathedral, La Conciergerie and the royal chapel of Sainte Chapelle, as well as the city's oldest surviving bridge, the Pont Neuf.