Capital Science
, WashingtonWashington DC (District of Columbia) was chosen by George Washington for its tactical location between the South and the North, and for its accessibility to the sea via the Potomac River, is a city of green parks and open spaces, grand buildings, historic landmarks, marbled monuments and impressive museums, with character-filled neighbourhoods.
At Pinnacle, we have devised an unbeatable science tour to the 'Capital City' that specialises in Forensic Anthropology, Forensic Science, Natural History, Biology, Animal Science, Physics, Space Science, Technology & Ethics - a tip of a lifetime awaits groups of all ages!
The CSI Experience
If you've ever pondered a day in the life of a crime scene investigator, this simulation is as close to the “real deal” as you can get.
Learn how to solve crime through the use of forensic science technology such as ballistics, blood analysis, fingerprinting, and dental and facial reconstruction.
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Key Facts
- Return flights:
- Scheduled carrier
- Accommodation:
- 5 nights H/B
- Transport:
- Airport transfers & transportation to activities included
- Ambassador:
- Full time tour Ambassador included
- Excursions inc:
- Please refer to the detailed itinerary
- Classes inc:
- Please refer to the detailed itinerary
Accommodation
Holiday Inn Express - Alexandria
The Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites Alexandria is located in the heart of Alexandria, Virginia and features 86 guest rooms and suites. Students will sleep four-to-a-room while teachers sleep two-to-a-room. Resort amenities include 24-hour staffing, business centre, complimentary high-speed Internet access, health and fitness centre with whirlpool, guest laundry facilities, ATM, convenience purchases and safety deposit boxes. Room amenities include 32-inch LCD TV with cable channels, direct dial phones with complimentary local phone calls, hair dryers, coffee and tea makers, microwaves, mini-refrigerators, individually controlled air conditioning units and irons/boards.
