School activities in Turin: the city becomes a classroom
A game trail designed for the class: puzzles that encourage teamwork, stops that tell the story of Turin, and an experience students remember far more than a lecture.
A school trip in Turin built around the class, not a fixed itinerary
GoCicero's school trips move through San Salvario's points of interest - such as Porta Nuova, Castello del Valentino or Giardino Sambuy - chosen case by case around the students' age and the teacher's goals. Turin's history and curiosities become a puzzle to solve as a class, not a lecture to sit through: no two school trips follow exactly the same stops.
Building the route works a little differently from the other GoCicero experiences: since every school group has its own logistics and permissions, we build the route together with the teacher after a first message, rather than entirely inside the app. Tell us the students' age, the number of participants and what you'd like the class to learn along the way, and we help you put together a tailor-made educational route.
A school trip built this way works for a single class or several groups in parallel, with no fixed upper limit on participants. As with GoCicero's other experiences, the price starts at €10 per person and varies depending on the number of stops and puzzles included in the route.
A field trip students ask to do again
Tailored to age and class
By choosing age-appropriate stops and challenges you can build a route consistent with your teaching goals. It works for a single afternoon trip as well as a longer outing.
Turin as teaching material
Every stop links the city's history, art and curiosities to a challenge to solve together. Students learn while walking, without quite realising they're following a real lesson.
Collaboration, not competition for its own sake
The puzzles reward teamwork among students, not just speed. It's a natural way to get classmates who wouldn't normally pair up to work together.
Zero worries for teachers
The route is built in just a few taps in the app: all that's left for teachers is to accompany the class. Stops, puzzles and timings are already organised before the day of the trip.
Two ways to help the class discover Turin
A different kind of field trip
The class explores central Turin by solving puzzles tied to local history and curiosities. A way to make concrete what's often only studied from books.
For associations and youth groups
Routes designed for summer camps, youth clubs and associations wanting a fun educational activity. It also works for mixed-age groups, adapting puzzles and stops to the youngest participants.
Before you organise the trip
The route is personalised by choosing age-appropriate stops and challenges, from middle school to university, and it's also great for student groups and teams. Puzzle difficulty and pace are adjusted so the same format works for a group of twelve-year-olds or a class of undergraduates.
From a single class to several groups at once, with routes organised by team so multiple classes can play at the same time without overlapping. Larger school trips are coordinated together with the teachers beforehand to keep the logistics manageable.
Yes, every stop links Turin's history and curiosities to a puzzle to solve together, so the class ends up learning local history, art or trivia without it feeling like a lecture. The content of each stop can be adapted to match what the class is currently studying.
We recommend writing to us a few weeks in advance so we can organise the school logistics as well as possible, including permissions, group size and any specific requirements from the school. Since the route is built together with the teacher rather than entirely in the app, earlier contact means more room to tailor it.
Yes: the same format adapts to summer camps, youth clubs and associations, choosing stops and puzzles suited to the participants' age.
No, the class follows the route independently from the app under the teachers' supervision: stops and puzzles are already organised in advance.
Generally between €10 and €40 per person, depending on the number and type of consumptions chosen at partner venues along the route. You get your exact free quote from the app after telling us about your group and occasion.
In case of sudden bad weather there's no refund: we work out the best solution together on the spot. If bad weather is forecast at least 5 days in advance, you can withdraw or ask to reschedule the event.
The trip the class won't forget
Tell us the students' age and number: we'll help you build a tailor-made educational route.