USA
For schools studying the history, politics or literature of the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries, ANGLIA is able to arrange a selection of tours for your students.
Although aspects of our 6-day USA tours may be unguided, ANGLIA is able to provide a Tour Manager to accompany you at additional cost. Please contact us for further details.
Our USA Tours
New York
The gateway to the United States, New York City is an exciting destination for school groups.From the iconic sight of the Statue of Liberty and the history of Immigration through Ellis Island, to the attractions of Times Square, Broadway and the Empire State Building, New York has something to offer everyone.More>
Washington D.C.
'Taxation without Representation'The permanent national capital, founded in 1790, is home to all three branches of the Federal government, as well as many of the nation's monuments and museums.
From the Capitol Visitor Center, the Smithsonian Institution and Arlington Cemetery, to the Lincoln and Washington Memorials and the National Holocaust Memorial Museum, there are endless sites of interest for every group, allowing us to create itineraries tailored to your exact requirements.More>
Philadelphia
'Proclaim LIBERTY throughout the land'On tours to New York and Washington, D.C. it is possible to incorporate a visit to Philadelphia.
The temporary capital of the independent United States between 1790-1800, Philadelphia was the centre of Revolutionary activity, and its most famous attractions include Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.More>
Specifications/topics supported by these tours
GCSE: specifications featuring The American West 1840-1895:
AQA Spec A, Unit 2A
Edexcel B, Unit 2B
OCR A, Unit 2A
Themes
- The Works of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- US politics
- The American Civil War
The American West
For those studying the American West at GCSE, this tour is designed to provide an insight to a fascinating region, and dramatic period in history. More>
