Create an unforgettable school trip to one of the world’s most exciting cities! Bring classroom learning to life in New York, whether that’s the magic of Broadway for drama students or the colours of Central Park and the bustle of Wall Street for business students.
New York offers enriching experiences across drama and performing arts, history, politics and business studies. We’ll tailor your itinerary to your curriculum, combining subject-specific visits with exciting sightseeing and iconic attractions.
Explore New York’s famous sights, including Central Park, Times Square, Grand Central Terminal, Wall Street and the Brooklyn Bridge, many of which are free to visit.
In the evening, catch a Broadway show, take in sunset views from the Empire State Building or Top of the Rock, or enjoy dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe or Ellen’s Stardust Diner. For politics students, we can also combine your New York trip with a visit to Washington, DC.
At Voyager, we’ll help you make every day in the Big Apple count, from planning your itinerary to supporting you on the ground. Our 24/7 support helpline is available throughout your trip if you need any help. Contact us for a bespoke quote.
This astonishing and interactive tour reveals the transformation of New York City from unsettled lands to today’s remarkable forest of skyscrapers.
Take a walk down Wall Street, the heart of global finance and home to the New York Stock Exchange. Stop by the iconic Charging Bull statue for a fun photo op!
Step inside the stunning marble building, where you can even find the original stuffed animals that inspired Winnie The Pooh! See the bear himself, plus Tigger, Piglet, Kanga, and Eeyore.
Get behind-the-scenes access to the legendary Apollo Theatre, renowned for its role in shaping the history of American music and culture. This is “Where Stars are Born and Legends are Made!”
Located in the trendy Meatpacking District, this museum showcases 20th and 21st-century American art , from paintings and sculptures to photography and film.
This great hidden gem in Queens traces the history of film and TV. Check out the epic exhibition dedicated to Jim Henson, where you'll see the cast of The Muppets & Sesame Street!
This renowned institution houses an extensive collection of fossils and artefacts. Wander through the fascinating exhibits and gain a deeper understanding of the natural world and its evolution.
The Met is one of the world's largest and most prestigious art museums. Its iconic Beaux-Arts facade on Fifth Avenue is a cultural landmark, drawing millions of visitors each year.
Central Park Zoo, hidden in the heart of Manhattan, offers students exciting encounters with the resident snow leopards, red pandas, sea lions, penguins, and more!
This is your one-stop-shop for an impressive range of Impressionist, post-impressionist, modern and contemporary art. Get lost within the immersive building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
One of the world's most influential meccas for modern art features works from Basquiat, Warhol, Matisse and Van Gogh—including his most celebrated painting, The Starry Night.
At Gayle's Broadway Rose your group can have an evening meal to remember as the team of waiting staff sing their hearts out while you eat. This is an equally entertaining alternative to the popular Ellen's Stardust Diner, and as it's less well known, you're likely to avoid the queues.
Take some time to explore the world-famous major commercial intersection and hub of activity in Midtown Manhattan with its giant lit-up screens, shops and restaurants.
Take to the ice and skate on the Wollman Ice Rink in the beautiful setting of Central Park from late October to early April.
Visit the UN headquarters for a tour to get a behind-the-scenes view of the organisation at work.
Take a short ferry ride from Manhattan and visit one of New York's most iconic sights - the Statue of Liberty, located on historic Ellis Island and home to the Immigration Museum.
Learn about the events of 9/11 in an exacting timeline & gain insight into the lives of the victims, offering a solemn yet enlightening experience that honours their memory and the resilience of a nation.
Sitting on Broadway between 34th and 35th streets, Macy's flagship store is a spot for tourists and residents alike. Covering an entire city block, the massive New York landmark is a must-see NYC attraction. You’ll have free time for shopping.
Travel 102 stories up the Art Deco skyscraper. Learn the history of the building from its construction through to its place in modern-day New York. Scatter to the observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors for stunning panoramic views of the city below.
The home of the world-famous singing waitresses and waiters and some of the best diner food in the country. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner for tour groups and locals alike since 1987!
Explore Manhattan’s largest urban park, which is nearly 6 times the size of Monaco and has been featured in over 350 films through the years.
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A trip to New York supports learning across many subjects. Business and economics students can explore Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, while art and design students can see works by Picasso, Dalí and Warhol at the Met and MoMA.
Drama and music students can see a Broadway show or go behind the scenes on a theatre tour. For film and media students, there’s NBC Studios and iconic filming locations like Grand Central Terminal and the Empire State Building.
Our New York school trip packages include return flights, board and lodging, overseas transfers, comprehensive travel insurance and a 24-hour support helpline. We also offer approximately one free teacher place for every 10 students and assistance with inspection visits.
Teachers have access to a 24/7 emergency helpline throughout their New York school trip, alongside comprehensive travel insurance and assistance with inspection visits. We’ll also help with planning and practical arrangements. For more advice, visit our Teacher Zone.
We recommend a 5-day, 3-night school trip to New York to make the most of your visit, given the longer flight times. This allows students to experience the city’s key attractions and enjoy subject-specific visits. Prices start at £1,599 per person, including flights and half-board accommodation. Get a quote for your New York school trip.
October is a great time for a school trip to New York. The weather is mild, and the crowds are more manageable, making the city easier to explore. Students can also see Central Park in its autumn colours. If October doesn’t fit your school calendar, April is another good option, with spring temperatures and cherry blossom season in full swing.
Yes, students travelling on a British passport must obtain an approved Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) online before travelling to the US. Each student and teacher needs their own ESTA, and we recommend applying at least 72 hours before departure.
