Study. Discover. Grow.
Educational programs for students in the heart of Europe.

Pagusa Learn is an educational travel program based in the Czech Republic, created for international students and schools seeking meaningful, culturally rich experiences in Central Europe.

We design and guide programs that combine history, culture, reflection, and real-world learning — with a focus on helping students better understand the past and its influence on today’s world. Each journey is curated to balance education with fun, and discovery with depth.

Led by a Czech educator with experience teaching in both Europe and the U.S., Pagusa Learn offers a unique bridge between two cultures. Our goal is to create unforgettable learning moments in castles, cities, and conversations — where history comes alive and students find their voice.

School Trips & Study Programs

Cultural Tours for students groups

Tailored experiences in Central Europe

Central Europe Through Time

Location Highlights:

Vienna, Austria
South Moravia, Czech Republic (Mikulov, Aqualand Moravia, Lednice/Valtice)
Brno, Czech Republic (student city, WW2 + Cold War sites)
Prague, Czech Republic (castle, Jewish quarter, Velvet Revolution)

Program Goals:

Understand medieval social structure, religion, and architecture
Explore 20th-century Central Europe under communism
Learn about Czech-American historical connections
Foster personal reflection on freedom, resistance, identity, and change

"From Castles to Communism: Understanding Central Europe's Past to Make Sense of Today"
A curated educational experience that guides middle or high school students through the historical layers of Central Europe, combining medieval heritage with the lived legacy of the 20th century.

Detail itinerary

Three Capitals, One Story

Exploring Central Europe from the Middle Ages to Modern Times

A dynamic educational journey across Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, focused on the historical forces that have shaped Central Europe — from medieval kings and empires to revolutions and modern democracy.

Location Highlights:

Prague, Czech Republic. The “City of a Hundred Spires” where medieval streets meet modern democracy.
Vienna, Austria. A city of imperial grandeur and cultural crossroads. Students explore the Habsburg palaces, hear the echoes of Mozart and Beethoven, and visit sites that reveal Vienna’s role in both empire-building and Cold War Europe.
Budapest, Hungary. Split by the Danube, Budapest tells a story of resilience. From the medieval Buda Castle to poignant memorials of WWII and 1956 Revolution, students witness how Hungarians preserved identity and freedom through centuries of challenge and change.