Switzerland CERN Science school trip

In 1905, while living in the Swiss city of Bern, Albert Einstein published four papers which today are considered the foundation of modern physics. This 'Annus Mirabilis' delivered the foundations of quantum theory, special relativity and in his paper on mass–energy equivalence, Einstein shared his world-changing, E = mc²  equation for the first time.

You can visit Einstein's house on a Science trip to Switzerland, but by no means is this all that's on offer for your group of curious minds.

Your tour might start in Geneva where a visit to CERN is a highlight, you can also take in the History of Science Museum, along with the United Nations and Jet d'Eau. 

With plenty to see in Bern, Lausanne and Lucerne, a school science tour to Switzerland has all the ingredients for an inspiring learning experience.