Welche dieser Städte wäre perfekt für eine Klassenfahrt?

My favorite town is Rome. A class trip should also be instructive and Rome has important architecture and arts from almost all eras. As the capital of the Roman Empire, it is also of interest.

Especially for school classes it is advantageous that there are many pedestrian areas in the center. This reduces the risk of accidents.

Prague is important for German history. The sights are within walking distance. I suspect that prices are more affordable in Prague, which should certainly play a role in a class trip.

Madrid would be more sensible with a cheap airline. But I would choose Barcelona in Spain. Barcelona has a beautiful small old town centre as a pedestrian zone and major architects and artsmen of the early 20th. Yearhunders have the most important works there.

Amsterdam would have been the fastest from Northern Germany. In the upper classes, one usually has national socialism and then the Anne Frank House and a ridge ride are offered. Madame Tussaud’s wax figure cabinet https://www.madametussauds.com/amsterdam/de/tickets-prices/ is then a meaningful addition. Amsterdam is only problematic if the class has drug problems, that could lead to annoying there because of the loose legal situation.

Stockholm would have to be seen how to get there cheaply. The city center is pedestrian zone, which I would always prefer during a class trip, but after a few hours everything is seen. After that, only excursions to the Scheeren and visits to museums, such as the Abba Museum. If it is a sports class, there are certainly many possibilities in the free nature of the environment, otherwise I think the very charming city offers too little for a class trip.

Paris offers a lot, but everything is very far apart. Everything would have to be organized with the metro. As a teacher, I wouldn’t trust this with a class. The city centre is run through many-lane streets, which is a risk of accidents with unattended pupils, who are constantly staring at their mobile phones. Paris is also relatively expensive and understanding is only possible in French. So if Paris, then only with a class where all French can. Then they realize how important foreign language skills are. This can then become very instructive. A trip to Fontainebleau, Versailles or alternatively Disneyland could be rounded off.