EDUCATIONAL ADVENTURES

Turn the world into your classroom.

Some of the best learning happens when you get out of the house and experience history, science, art, and culture for yourself.

Giddy'up Educational Adventures help you make the most of those experiences with thoughtfully designed itineraries that combine great destinations with meaningful learning.

Explore the Itineraries ↓

Evening view from the Lincoln Memorial toward the Washington Monument and Reflecting Pool, photograph by Bob Bowie

What Makes a Giddy’up Educational Adventure Different?

More than a list of places to visit: practical plans paired with the context, questions, and discoveries that help families learn together.

Thoughtful Planning

Carefully organized destinations and practical guidance help you spend less time planning and more time exploring.

Meaningful Learning

Background, questions, and connections bring history, science, art, and culture to life.

Flexible for Your Family

Use the entire itinerary or choose the experiences that work best for your family.

More Than a Travel Guide

Each itinerary helps you discover what makes a place worth exploring, what to notice while you’re there, and how to turn those experiences into meaningful learning.

What’s Included in an Itinerary?

Each Giddy'up Educational Adventure is thoughtfully organized to help you make the most of your trip from start to finish.

Before Your Adventure

Background, maps, suggested resources, and ideas to help you prepare.

Plan Your Adventure

Practical day-by-day guidance, grouped destinations, and flexible options.

Explore the Destination

Why we are here, what to look for, and questions to discuss along the way.

Giddy’up & Notice

Small details and surprising connections you might otherwise miss.

After Your Adventure

Optional reading, discussion, and activities to keep curiosity growing.

Explore the Educational Adventures Collection

Ready-made, downloadable educational itineraries to help families explore, ask questions, and make connections.

Washington Monument and cherry blossoms beside the Tidal Basin, photograph by Andy He

FIRST ADVENTURE · IN DEVELOPMENT

Washington, D.C.

History · Government · Art · Culture

Explore the nation’s capital through meaningful sites, thoughtful questions, and a flexible five-day framework.

First itinerary in development

Old State House in Boston, photograph by Herry Sutanto

FUTURE POSSIBILITY

Boston & the American Revolution

History · Government · Geography · Culture

A potential future adventure exploring the places and ideas of the American Revolution.

Not Yet Available

Big Ben, Palace of Westminster and Westminster Bridge in London, photograph by Ronni Kurtz

FUTURE POSSIBILITY

England

History · Literature · Art · Culture

A potential future adventure connecting historical places with literature, art, and culture.

Not Yet Available

These are ready-made educational itineraries, not personalized trip planning or reservation services. No itineraries are available for purchase yet.

Take learning beyond the books.

Explore. Ask questions. Make connections.