Music school trips to Liverpool
Liverpool’s musical heritage is world-renowned, making it an inspiring destination for students studying music and popular culture. Of course, at the very heart of the city’s story lies The Beatles, and groups can follow their journey from humble beginnings at the Cavern Club to global superstardom at the immersive Beatles Story Museum. Elsewhere, the British Music Experience charts the evolution of British music more broadly, with interactive exhibits showcasing artists from David Bowie to Adele, encouraging students to reflect on how music both shapes and is shaped by cultural change.
SUGGESTED ITINERARIES
- Depart school and arrive in Liverpool
- Guided city tour
- Evening meal at local restaurant
- Evening at leisure
- Cavern Club
- Beatles Story Museum
- Lunch
- National Museum or Liverpool Stadium visit
- Evening meal at local restaurant
- Check out of accommodation
- British Music Experience
- Depart Liverpool and return to school
Features
ACCOMMODATION
Located in Liverpool's buzzing Cavern Quarter, Kabannas Hotel is just a short walk from Liverpool Lime Street station and the famous Royal Albert Dock, placing school groups right in the heart of the city. With spacious rooms, hearty breakfasts, and its convenient location, the hotel has everything you need for a successful, fuss-free school trip.
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
- Luggage storage
Located in Liverpool's buzzing Cavern Quarter, Kabannas Hotel is just a short walk from Liverpool Lime Street station and the famous Royal Albert Dock, placing school groups right in the heart of the city. With spacious rooms, hearty breakfasts, and its convenient location, the hotel has everything you need for a successful, fuss-free school trip.
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
- Luggage storage
Excursions
British Music Experience
Charting the evolution of British popular music, the British Music Experience brings the story to life through costumes, instruments, and interactive exhibits. Students can follow the journey from the Beatles and Bowie to Adele and Stormzy, connecting music’s past to the present and exploring how culture shapes sound.
Beatles Story Museum
Located on Liverpool’s historic Albert Dock, The Beatles Story is an immersive journey through the lives, music, and legacy of the Fab Four. Here, students can explore recreations of key locations, view original instruments and memorabilia, and learn about the cultural and musical shifts the band inspired – all ideal for deepening their understanding of popular music history.
Cavern Club
Step into the birthplace of The Beatles’ journey at Liverpool’s world-famous Cavern Club. This legendary live music venue has hosted countless iconic performances since the 1960s, and remains a vibrant hub for musicians today. Students can soak up the atmosphere where music history was made, making it a memorable stop for those studying music, culture, and performance.
National Museum
Home to an extraordinary collection of art, artefacts, and exhibits, National Museums Liverpool offers a broad spectrum of learning opportunities. From ancient civilisations and maritime history to fine art and social history, its diverse displays can complement lessons across subjects from history to art and design.
Liverpool Stadium
Home to Liverpool FC, Anfield offers students an exclusive look inside one of the world’s most famous football grounds. The tour takes in the dressing rooms, player tunnel, and pitch-side views, while behind-the-scenes insights reveal how engineering, design, and operations keep a major sporting venue running – bringing STEM learning to life in an exciting setting.
British Music Experience
Charting the evolution of British popular music, the British Music Experience brings the story to life through costumes, instruments, and interactive exhibits. Students can follow the journey from the Beatles and Bowie to Adele and Stormzy, connecting music’s past to the present and exploring how culture shapes sound.
Beatles Story Museum
Located on Liverpool’s historic Albert Dock, The Beatles Story is an immersive journey through the lives, music, and legacy of the Fab Four. Here, students can explore recreations of key locations, view original instruments and memorabilia, and learn about the cultural and musical shifts the band inspired – all ideal for deepening their understanding of popular music history.
Cavern Club
Step into the birthplace of The Beatles’ journey at Liverpool’s world-famous Cavern Club. This legendary live music venue has hosted countless iconic performances since the 1960s, and remains a vibrant hub for musicians today. Students can soak up the atmosphere where music history was made, making it a memorable stop for those studying music, culture, and performance.
National Museum
Home to an extraordinary collection of art, artefacts, and exhibits, National Museums Liverpool offers a broad spectrum of learning opportunities. From ancient civilisations and maritime history to fine art and social history, its diverse displays can complement lessons across subjects from history to art and design.
Liverpool Stadium
Home to Liverpool FC, Anfield offers students an exclusive look inside one of the world’s most famous football grounds. The tour takes in the dressing rooms, player tunnel, and pitch-side views, while behind-the-scenes insights reveal how engineering, design, and operations keep a major sporting venue running – bringing STEM learning to life in an exciting setting.
Trip details
All Equity packages are tailor-made to suit the needs of our groups. Here are our standard package inclusions:
- Return travel by air (air packages include overseas airport transfer. Coach to UK airport from school is available as an optional extra)
- All security charges, airport and local taxes
- 1 free staff place for every 10 full paying passengers by air
- Half-board accommodation
- Excursions
- Full use of your coach in resort
- 24-hour emergency service support
- All travel documentation, luggage labels and resort information
- Lunches
- Meals en-route. While travelling to and from your destination you need to consider meals. These are not included in the package prices
- Air passenger duty. Any paying passengers over the age of 16 at time of travel will be charged a small tax fee
- Tourist tax
- Damage deposit
Prices are subject to change based on intended dates of travel and final numbers, the Equity team are here to offer you advice and guidance from start to finish, ensuring your school trip runs smoothly and is a great success
