Students of the HAK Spittal explore fascinating Istanbul

Students of the HAK Spittal explore fascinating Istanbul

For the students of the fifth classes of the Spittal trade academy (HAK), it was an exciting moment when they packed their suitcases and made their way to the fascinating city of Istanbul. The journey that she recently made was not only a highlight of the school year, but also a valuable opportunity to discover cultural, historical and culinary treasures.

accompanied by the professors Marion Koch-Hipp and Alexander Schurian, the high school graduates experienced, among other things, the impressive Süleymaniye mosque and the magnificent Topkapi Palace. Special highlights were also the exploration of the large bazaar, the visit to the historical Hagia Sophia and a relaxing Bosphorus trip. These diverse activities offered the students profound insights into the history and culture of a city that combines Europe and Asia.

an unforgettable adventure

The experiences of the students not only limited themselves to famous sights. On Taksim-Platz, a pulsating heart of the city, they were able to experience the busy life of the metropolis up close. The exploration of the Yerebatan cisterns, which are hidden deep in the earth, also contributed to the adventure. On the Egyptian bazaar, the prospective Maturants experienced the variety of culinary delights and enjoyed the hospitality of the friendly people on site.

The five times daily prayer calls of the muezzins, which echoed across the city, gave the trip a special atmosphere. With a warm "Tesekürler Istanbul!" The students finally returned to their homeland, enriched with numerous unforgettable impressions and experiences. This historic place gave them memories that they will also accompany beyond everyday school life.

The students of the HAK Spittal can look back on a nice final trip that has not only expanded their education, but also their horizons. Such trips are important to get to know the world outside the classroom and to gain access to different cultures and traditions through direct experiences. For more details on this trip and the experiences of the students, See the coverage on www.kleinezeitung.at .