The iconic city of Liverpool offers one of the most thriving art scenes in Europe, which art students at GCSE & A-Level can take learnings from straight back to the classroom. From traditional galleries showcasing old masters to contemporary spaces for new artists and photographers, your school trip will be spoilt for choice. Ask your WST travel specialist for the most recent exhibitions to make sure you and your art class don't miss on the best experiences.
Use our sample itinerary to help picture what your trip could look like. Our itineraries are flexible, visits and timings will be planned based on your needs.
We can include specific visits in your itinerary, additional visits can be added based on the trip length and needs of the curriculum or teacher.
Get A QuoteWe can include specific visits in your itinerary, additional visits can be added based on the trip length and needs of the curriculum or teacher.
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