This law trip to Europe is an exciting journey through law, culture, and European influence begins in a city that floats between history and imagination.
We start in Amsterdam, where quiet canals mirror centuries of ideas, trade, resistance, and artistic revolution. In the hushed rooms of the Anne Frank House, history feels immediate and personal, a powerful reminder that law, rights, and freedom are never abstract concepts. At the Dutch Resistance Museum, we explore how ordinary citizens respond when justice is tested.
Then we shift from reflection to brilliance. Inside the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, Dutch masters prove that art is its own form of commentary; bold, expressive, and sometimes rebellious. By evening, Amsterdam softens into golden light: bicycles glide past glowing canal bridges, cafés hum with conversation, and curiosity lingers long after sunset.
From creativity and conscience, we travel to Brussels, the administrative heartbeat of Europe. Here, decisions made behind glass façades echo across 27 countries. We step into the European Parliament and European Commission, where policy shapes economies, borders, and futures. Acronyms become real institutions. Diplomacy becomes tangible.
But Brussels is never only about policy papers and parliamentary debates. Between discussions of trade agreements and human rights frameworks, we wander into artisan chocolate shops and historic squares. The city reminds us that governance and culture are inseparable and that even serious conversations benefit from exceptional waffles.
Our final chapter unfolds in Paris, where law meets legacy and culture moves with quiet confidence. At institutions like UNESCO and the historic courts of France, we explore how global cooperation and national identity coexist. Paris teaches us that ideas whether legal, philosophical, or artistic can influence the world for centuries.
And then, of course, there is Paris beyond the institutions. Museums that hold revolutions on canvas. Boulevards that have witnessed protest and poetry alike. Evenings by the Seine where the city glows as if aware of its own significance.
This is more than a multi-city itinerary.
It’s a layered exploration of justice, governance, history, and artistic expression; from the reflective canals of Amsterdam, to the policy corridors of Brussels, to the intellectual grandeur of Paris.
You return not only with photographs and souvenirs, but with perspective: a deeper understanding of how societies organize themselves, how cultures express themselves, and how law quietly shapes both.
And perhaps, tucked between your notes and memories, a faint scent of stroopwafels, Belgian chocolate, and fresh Parisian bread.
Areas of interests
Art. Law, History. Culture
Age: 18+
Law & Culture to France and Germany
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As we incur costs from the time we confirm your booking and may be unable to re-fill your place, the following cancellation charges will always be payable. Where the cancellation charge is shown as a percentage, this is calculated on the basis of the total cost payable by the person(s) cancelling excluding amendment charges. These cancellation charges are payable by you whether or not you have already paid a sufficient amount to us in deposits.
Period before departure within which written notification of cancellations is received by us |
charge per person cancelling |
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| 0 to 21 days | 100% of total cost |
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ReadTrips turned my Europe study trip into an amazing experience! 😁 Big props to Humphrey for being our guide from day one, leading us through epic adventures with a smile! The itinerary was really well-planned with a mix of learning and exploring unique spaces. Amazing value for money, too! If you want a trip that equals fun and learning, ReadTrips is the way to go!