Would I do it again?
Again, with changes“I'd do it again, with changes: drop the afternoon museum and keep more free time on the site.”
€24 per student
At a glance
- When
- April 2026
- Duration
- 1 day
- Class
- Primary · Year 5
- Students
- 35
- Transport
- Coach
- Subjects
- History
What worked
- The Basilica's floor mosaics are huge and beautiful: the children walked over them in disbelief
- Walking where the Romans walked makes everything concrete for year 5
What went wrong
- Three stops in one day is too many at that pace: by the afternoon museum half the class was done
- The archaeological area is an open field: bring hats in strong sun, it gets muddy in rain
Tips
- Pick two stops, not three: Basilica + the archaeological area is enough
- Bring more water than you think: no shade or fountains in the excavated area
Programme
8:15
Coach, arriving in Aquileia around 9:30
9:45
Basilica and floor mosaics with a guide
11:30
Walk in the archaeological area: forum and river harbour
13:00
Packed lunch
14:30
Archaeological museum and home
Objectives
- Conclude the Roman civilisation unit in an authentic site
- Understand how archaeologists read a landscape
Accessibility
Partially accessible
Partially accessible: the Basilica is fine, the archaeological area is grass and uneven ground.
Who shared it
Elena M. Example
Science, Maths · Primary school · Turin area
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