纽约研学旅行 —— 热门景点活动

如果学校旅行希望学生能更加了解纽约文化和建筑多样性,那么巴士旅游是非常直接方便的方式。像这样的随上随下的自由度可以让学生在各景点之间随意穿梭(特别是一些大的景点,如博物馆),但如果您选择和整个团队留在车上,也可以听听车上提供丰富纽约信息以此认识纽约。根据您的团队计划,选择上城区或下城区的巴士路线。上门票:纽约大巴车票可凭 Go 旅城通票自选包获得。

纽约市最好的教育景点之一是美国自然历史博物馆。实际上,几乎大三州地区的每个学生都曾来过这里进行实地考察! 这里有特别展览和超过3400万件的藏品,还有米尔斯坦家庭海洋生物馆和大卫-H-科赫恐龙馆。博物馆还为班级旅行计划提供特殊服务,包括专门导游讲解等等。门票:美国自然历史博物馆门票可通过 Go 旅城通票自选包获得。

另一个美国实地考察的顶级景点——自由女神像,她是所有年龄段学校团体的完美选择。自由女神是美国文化的一个标志,是对美国历史单元的一个理想补充。同样,埃利斯岛移民博物馆也是那些希望深入了解移民历史的人的必到之处。此外,好消息是自由女神像和埃利斯岛博物馆的门票都是免费的! 可以用你的 Go 旅城通票来支付渡轮旅行的费用。门票:自由女神像渡轮船票可通过 Go 旅城通票自选包获得。

古根海姆博物馆是一个建筑奇迹,这里有近代史上一些最具代表性的艺术作品,承担着文化中心和教育机构的双重职责。古根海姆博物馆的藏品不断变化,但都是以一组早期现代杰作为基础的,它致力于展示20世纪及以后的艺术。你还会发现这儿很关注对各年龄段孩子的教育,包括免费语音导览等等。请注意,12岁以下的儿童可以免费进入古根海姆博物馆;对于陪护者或年龄稍大的团体来说,Go 旅城通票可以帮助预算。门票:古根海姆博物馆门票可通过 Go 旅城通票自选包获得。

If there’s a New York attraction more likely to engage schoolkids than the mighty Intrepid Museum we’ve yet to find it. Lead your unruly mob of salty sea dogs on board this absolutely enormous historic aircraft carrier, now permanently moored on the Hudson in Hell’s Kitchen and watch as the whole crew’s eyes widen. They’ll learn how the USS Intrepid survived a torpedo strike and several kamikaze attacks during WWII and get a chance to explore below deck and get a feel for what life might have been like on board back in the day. But that ain’t all. Far from it, in fact. There’s also a Cold War-era cruise missile sub that they can clamber around inside, dozens of fighter jets to ogle and – for ultimate wow factor – the space shuttle Enterprise. Best teacher ever? You betcha.

Sure, there are plenty of places to ogle European masters in NYC, but the Whitney – set in a gleaming Renzo Piano-designed building at the southern end of the High Line – is where it’s at for the very best in (mostly) American art. It’s no accident, for example, that the Whit is where you can find the largest collection of Edward Hopper works on the planet, including the cinematic masterpieces ‘A Woman in the Sun’ and ‘Second Story Sunlight’ from the early 1960s and his classic Depression-era ‘Early Sunday Morning’. Georgia O’Keeffe, Alexander Calder, Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Jasper Johns and Alice Neel are also all well-represented here. Need a breather? Easy: just step outside onto Piano’s eye-catching cascading terraces for fresh air and stunning vistas of the Hudson and High Line.

In a similar vein to the Big Bus tour, here’s a New York school trip idea that requires minimal effort – once there – from you, the teacher. It’s a straightforward way to make sure all the kids stay in one place, with the longest of Circle Line’s regular cruise tours lasting nearly three hours. That’s three whole hours for putting your feet up. Win! Departing from Pier 83 in Hell’s Kitchen, the Best of NYC cruise completes a full loop of Manhattan Island. A lively narrative keeps the kids engaged, answering such puzzlers as: which New York mayor’s residence used to be an ice-cream parlor? And: how many billions of dollars did construction of the Yankee Stadium run to? Meanwhile, eager eyes can clock more than 100 landmarks and 20 bridges across all five boroughs, including Lady Liberty, the One World Observatory, Brooklyn Bridge, George Washington Bridge, the Empire State Building and Yankee Stadium, to name just a few.

We love this cool little slice of NYC’s maritime history, tucked away down in Lower Manhattan on the East River. Set in a series of charming 19th-century merchant’s buildings and historic docked ships, the South Street Seaport Museum takes a deep dive into the Big Apple’s origin story, charting its growth from tiny Dutch colony to bustling global port. Schoolkids can explore a working 1800s letterpress printing shop, and ogle antique navigational instruments, intricate model ships, and artworks by marine painters of the 19th and 20th centuries, before the real treat: stepping aboard historic vessels including the Ambrose, a steam-powered lightship used as a beacon in New York Harbor’s busiest shipping canal until 1932. Ship ahoy!

Ok, so this one will require you to put up with the grumbles about tired feet and sore legs that accompany requests for any toddler, child or teen to walk anywhere. But maybe, just maybe, the lively tour guides and their punchy historic narratives will be enough to keep your group engaged for the short time they have to stay on their feet. Our New York school trip faves? Discover how money made America with a guided wander through the storied Financial District, including Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, Fraunces Tavern and the historic Trinity Church. Or dip into a darker era of New York’s past on this eye-opener focusing on colonial slavery and underground railroad. Meanwhile, any student with even a passing interest in music and/or New York’s cultural heritage is bound to get a kick out of a behind-the-scenes tour of Carnegie Hall.