On our Key West tour you will visit the southern most point of the United States. During this educational tour, they can visit the Hemingway house and walk in the foot steps of Ernest Hemingway. You can also spend a lot of time at the Key West museums and learn about marine life at other […]
Discovered in 1513 by Juan Ponce De Leon, St. Augustine is oldest city in the United States. The city’s rich history draws many educational tours a day. Our educational tour including visits to the forts and museums in St. Augustine, will amaze you. We have listed some places you can choose to vist will on […]
Tallahassee is the state capital of Florida, hence its popularity as one of the biggest educational tours in the state. Your educational tour group can visit the old and new capitol buildings to get a general idea of how the Florida legislature works. You can also visit Florida State University and Florida A & M […]
Transport your students into a world of education tours, Disney-style! The magical setting of Disney’s theme parks showcase many valuable principles learned in the classroom. Our educational tours are taught by specially trained Disney facilitators, who take your students through the Disney Youth Education Series programs. These programs offered four disciplines: Leadership & Careers Arts […]
Take a science-technology educational tour at Universal Orlando. Students now have the opportunity to discover the sciences used to create one of the world’s most technologically-advanced theme park! The Behind the Adventure Tour, at Universal Orlando, showcases the physics, technology and general sciences that goes into creating Islands of Adventure. Here is what you can […]
Hispanic history tours can be done in many areas across the county. Because Miami, FL has one of the largest Hispanic populations in US, we like to recommend visiting areas full of its rich history. (Click here to request a hispanic tour somewhere else). Below is a list of some of the places to visit when […]
Visit the place of birth of Martin Luther King Jr and the place where the civil right’s movement took off. We will take you through the historic places that paved the way for African Americans. Lowndes County Interpretive Center-This is the site dedicated to people who peacefully marched 54 miles to the state’s capitol to gain […]
Visit the nation’s capital. This is a place where you can learn about the nation’s past, how it started and how it established the constitution of the United States. Lincoln, Jefferson, Vietnam Memorials and World War II Memorial-See the city’s most famous monuments and memorials. US Capitol Building and White House-Visit the most architecturally impressive […]
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library-This center houses many of the presidential paperwork and other material relating to the Carter administration. Cyclorama & Civil War Museum-See artifacts of the Civil war and the home of the world’s largest painting. Stone Mountain Park-One of Georgia’s biggest theme parks. Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change-Get to […]
New York City, also known as the Big Apple, is one of the most populous cities in the United States. The city has a significant impact of global relations, finance, art and fashion. Hundreds of thousands of people visit NYC daily. Times Square– Look up at the scene of many movie shots. This is the […]