Teen Summers

Policy & Leadership Intensives

Budding diplomats can spend 10–14 days moving from Berlin’s parliament buildings to Brussels for a European Parliament simulation, then wrap up in Munich dissecting lessons learned. Your teen will debate current issues, practice public speaking, and connect with their peers from across the continent.

Competitive Sports Tours

For athletes who pack a tennis racquet before a passport, multi-country circuits (17–25 days) weave through Spain, Czechia, Holland, and finish strong in Germany. Daily UTR events and match play sharpen rankings, while travel teaches resilience no textbook can.

Language & Culture Immersions

Want fluency leaps? Three-week German language camps in Berlin mix morning classes with afternoon museum crawls, street-art tours, and weekend excursions to Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall, and nearby lakes. Teens return home ordering Bratwurst like locals.

Heritage & Identity Journeys

Germany’s role in world history makes it a must-visit for heritage quests. Gender-specific or co-ed programs (two to three weeks) guide teens through synagogues, memorials, and dialogue sessions in cities such as Warsaw, Vienna, and Berlin, fostering empathy and self-reflection.

Alpine Adventure Weeks

Seven-day to three-week itineraries basecamp in Munich before launching into the Bavarian Alps and neighboring Austria. Days are filled with glacier hikes, castle visits, and village homestays; winters swap hiking boots for skis and snowboards. Perfect for teens who recharge in the great outdoors.

Multi-Country Rail Expeditions

If your high-schooler prefers “everywhere” to “either-or,” teen travel programs spanning Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, and France hit the highlights in two to four weeks. Traveling by train—hello, Eurail confidence boost—teens navigate stations, budgets, and new friendships with guidance that eases parents’ minds.