Other U.S. Destinations

Atlanta is the birth place of Martin Luther King Jr.  Begin your visit by touring the MLK Historic Site and the African American Panoramic Experience (APEX). Other popular student venues are the walking tour of the CNN News Center, the Centennial Olympic Park – site of the 1996 Olympic Games, and Six Flags Park.
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Student groups will enjoy visiting the Live Music Capital of the World. Branson features hundreds of fabulous shows including country, gospel, bluegrass, pop, rock, comedy, magic, and acrobats. Additional attractions include the amusement parks - Celebration City and Silver Dollar City, as well as the exciting Ride the Ducks Tour.
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During the Civil War, Cincinnati was a famous stop for slaves escaping to the North. Your student group can relive this era in our nation’s history by visiting the National Underground Railroad. They can also tour the U.S. Air Force Museum, the Newport Aquarium, the Cincinnati Zoo and spend a portion of a day at King’s Island Park.
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This Midwestern city is home to the world famous Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum. Cleveland also has the Great Lakes Science Center, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, and the Cleveland Zoo. During the summer months student groups can spend an afternoon at Jacob’s Field, the home of the Cleveland Indians baseball team.
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Let Travel Adventures take your students back to colonial life in America. Stops include: Colonial Williamsburg - the nation’s largest living history museum covering over 300 acres and 500 buildings.
Jamestown Settlement - The site of the first English colony in America
Yorktown Battlefield -The site of one of the greatest battles during the Revolutionary War.
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The most well-know student destinations in the Los Angeles area are Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farms.  Other popular venues are the Santa Monica Pier, the Aquarium of the Pacific, Grauman’s Chinese Theater, and a tour of Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills.
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Louisville is the home of the annual Kentucky Derby. Touring student groups can begin their visit to the Kentucky Derby Museum by viewing the film "The Greatest Race", followed by a guided walking tour of Churchill Downs. Other popular student sites are Mammoth Cave, Historic Diamond Caverns, the Louisville Science Center, and the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.
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When you think of Memphis, you think of the “Home of the Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock and Roll”.  Student tour groups can relive the people who made it happen by visiting Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley, the Stax Museum, and Sun Studios.  Additional historical stops are the National Civil Rights Museum and the Slavehaven/Burkle Estate.
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Nashville is the home of Country Music Country. Student tour groups will visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Grand Ole Opry Museum, and Opryland.  Other popular venues are Bicentennial Mall State Park and the Belle Meade Plantation tour. Read more »

Popular student activities while visiting New Orleans are the walking tour of the French Quarter and the eerie tour of the Historical Voodoo Museum. Groups can also visit the Aquarium of the Americas, take a Steamboat Ride, tour the Gator Swamp, and relive the past by visiting a restored plantation.
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History abounds in Philadelphia! Student groups will want to include a visit to the Liberty Bell, Independence National historic Park, and the National Constitution Center.  Additional options are the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a Ghost Tour of Philadelphia, and a sweet side trip for some chocolate at Hersey Park.
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St. Louis is famous for the Gateway Arch, the Mark Twain Cave and Museum and the log cabin home of the 18th President of the US, Ulysses S. Grant. Student groups will also enjoy visiting the nearby Meramec Caverns and taking a guided tour by boat of the Billion Gallon Lake with its crystal clear water and spectacular view of the Bonne Terre Mine. 
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Visit San Antonio for authentic southwestern tour of historical sites such as the Alamo, Mission San Jose, and Mission National Historic Park. While you’re there stroll along the famous River Walk and shop at the Guadalupe Cultural Center.
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San Francisco is one of the most popular destinations in the U.S. Student groups will want to visit San Francisco for the beautiful scenery and landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz Island, Muir Woods, cable cars, Victorian architecture, Lombard Street, and Chinatown.
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Scenery and science abound with a trip to this oasis in the Pacific Northwest. Many visiting student groups use Seattle as their home base and begin their tour with visits to the Seattle Aquarium, the Pacific Science Center and the Space Needle.  They follow up with side trips to Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, the Olympic and Cascades Mt. Ranges, as well as beautiful Puget Sound.
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The United States offers extrodinary opportunities for educational science tours.  Travel Adventures will design a custom tour to enhance your science curriculum any time of the year.  Come take a look at some of the outstanding programs we offer throughout the country.
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