
London* is one of the most religiously diverse cities in the world, making it the ideal classroom for GCSE and A-Level Religious Education students. This trip offers pupils the opportunity to step into places of worship, engage in interfaith dialogue, and explore moral and philosophical questions in context.
Visits to a mosque, synagogue, cathedral, mandir and museum will enhance students’ understanding of religious beliefs, practices, and ethical approaches — key to their exam preparation.
Complemented by a guest session from a humanist perspective, this itinerary encourages critical thinking and empathy across worldviews.
Arrive in London and meet your group leader or Activ4 assistant. Transfer to your hotel for check-in and a short orientation walk.
Later, take part in a welcome talk and activity session on ‘Religion in Modern Britain’ to set the stage for your multi-faith journey.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and a comfortable overnight stay.
After breakfast, visit the London Central Mosque in Regent’s Park. Learn about Islamic beliefs, worship practices, and the role of religion in public life.
Next, travel to BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir to explore Hindu spirituality and architecture.
In the afternoon, visit Bevis Marks Synagogue, the oldest in the UK, to deepen understanding of Jewish faith and identity. After a short break, participate in an interfaith workshop focused on shared values, ethics, and tolerance.
Dinner at a nearby restaurant and group reflection round out the day.
Start the day with a guided visit to St. Paul’s Cathedral, where students will explore the significance of Christian worship, sacraments, and the Church’s social teachings.
Afterwards, head to the British Museum for a thematic tour on world religions in art and history.
Before returning home, enjoy a final session with a guest speaker from Humanists UK, comparing religious and non-religious approaches to morality, meaning, and life’s big questions.
Return journey follows after lunch or depending on travel arrangements.






Photos above are from our sample itineraries, excursions and activities – each trip is tailored to your group.
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Explore the London Central Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre, where students gain an understanding of Islamic beliefs, practices and community life. Guided tours and Q&A sessions encourage respectful dialogue and first-hand learning about one of the world’s major faiths.

Visit Bevis Marks Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in the UK still in use. Students will learn about the history of Jewish life in Britain, Sephardic traditions, and the importance of religious continuity in a multicultural society.

Step inside the iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral, a masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren. Students can explore its role in Christian worship, British history and national identity, from daily services to major events such as royal weddings and state funerals.

Experience Hindu faith and culture at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, a traditional Hindu temple built with hand-carved stone and marble. Students will observe daily rituals, learn about Hindu beliefs, and discover the significance of temple architecture and symbolism.

The British Museum houses a vast collection of artefacts that shed light on global religions, from ancient Egyptian gods and Greek temples to Buddhist statues and Islamic art. A visit here supports comparative study and cross-cultural understanding.

Participate in an interfaith workshop designed to foster dialogue and respect between different worldviews. Through structured discussions, students explore similarities and differences across religions, encouraging empathy, tolerance and critical reflection.

Balance faith-based visits with a Humanists UK guest session, where students hear a secular perspective on meaning, morality and human values. This session complements RE studies by broadening understanding of belief systems beyond traditional religions.
Our Religious Education school trips take place in central London — a global centre of faith, philosophy, and culture. The city’s range of religious buildings and organisations offer students unique opportunities to interact with living religions and belief systems. Visits are selected to suit your curriculum needs and include faith leaders, cultural exhibitions, and practical workshops. Transport links make getting between sites easy, while time for reflection and group discussion is woven into each day.

The Royal National Hotel offers a student-friendly stay right in the heart of Bloomsbury. With well-equipped rooms, on-site dining, and access to London’s major landmarks, the hotel is a practical and comfortable base for school groups. Students can walk to the British Museum, hop on the Underground at Russell Square, and enjoy a safe and welcoming environment for evening downtime.
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