
Our GCSE and A-Level Classics trip to London is a carefully designed 3-day tour offering immersive experiences aligned with exam board content. Students will explore Greek and Roman culture, mythology, religion, language, and legacy through artefacts, live theatre, museum visits, and archaeological sites. With access to internationally important collections and Roman remains, this city-based tour transforms classroom learning into an unforgettable real-world encounter.
This trip is tailored to enhance the key components of the GCSE and A Level Classical Civilisation and Latin specifications:
Whether you’re focusing on the legacy of Rome in Britain, the mythology of Ancient Greece, or the linguistic roots of Latin, this London-based trip turns textbooks into real-life encounters. It’s the perfect opportunity to inspire deeper engagement and understanding among your students — all within a safe, accessible, and historically rich setting.
Contact us today to begin planning your GCSE or A Level Classics trip to London.
Highlights of Our London Classics Education Trips
Arrive in London and drop bags at the Royal National Hotel. Begin your Classical exploration with a visit to the British Museum, home to the Parthenon sculptures, the Rosetta Stone, Greek pottery, and Roman mosaics.
Optional: Guided tour focused on Ancient Greece and Rome.
Evening at leisure or optional London Eye experience.
Start the day with a visit to the London Mithraeum, where students can experience an immersive audio-visual reconstruction of a Roman cult temple. Follow this with a self-guided Roman London Trail — including the Roman Wall, amphitheatre under Guildhall, and Fort Gate.
In the afternoon, explore Roman exhibits at the Museum of London Docklands.
Optional workshop on Roman Daily Life or Classical Britain available.
Visit Shakespeare’s Globe for a guided tour and workshop exploring Classical influences in Shakespeare’s plays, including Julius Caesar and the legacy of Virgil and Ovid.
Optional: Matinee performance at the Globe or visit to the National Gallery or V&A to examine mythological themes in art.
Return journey to school.






Photos above are from our sample itineraries, excursions and activities – each trip is tailored to your group.
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The British Museum houses one of the world’s most important collections of artefacts from the ancient world. Students can see treasures such as the Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculptures and Assyrian reliefs, offering direct connections to classical civilisation and history.

Discover the remains of a Roman temple at the London Mithraeum, once dedicated to the god Mithras. This immersive site combines archaeology with modern interpretation, giving students a vivid sense of Roman religion and life in Londinium.

Follow in the footsteps of the Romans on a Roman London Trail. Guided walks uncover city walls, amphitheatre remains and key archaeological sites, helping students to visualise how London developed under Roman rule.

At the Museum of London Docklands, students explore the role of the River Thames in shaping trade and settlement from Roman times onwards. Exhibits highlight the archaeology of Roman Londinium and the city’s long-standing connections to commerce and empire.

A visit to Shakespeare’s Globe offers insights into how classical themes influenced Renaissance drama. Students can tour the reconstructed theatre, take part in workshops, and explore how playwrights drew on Roman history and mythology.

Optional visits to the National Gallery or Victoria & Albert Museum provide opportunities to explore how classical stories, styles and symbolism continued to inspire artists across later centuries. These visits broaden students’ appreciation of the classical legacy in art and design.
Our Classics trips take place in central London, where key Roman sites and world-class museums are located within walking distance or short transfers from the hotel. Accommodation is provided at the Royal National Hotel in Bloomsbury — a safe, student-friendly area just minutes from the British Museum. This vibrant setting places students close to Roman London, the City, and major cultural venues.

The Royal National Hotel offers modern, well-equipped rooms and excellent on-site dining in a central London location. Facilities include a carvery restaurant, coffee shop, pizzeria, and pub. Situated in Bloomsbury, the hotel provides easy access to key Classical sites including the British Museum, Covent Garden, and Roman landmarks in the City of London. Its central location and excellent transport links make it ideal for educational groups seeking comfort, convenience, and immersion in London’s cultural and historical offerings.
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