Staten Island
Field Trips

Alice Austen was a pioneering female photographer whose work depicted Victorian Life and the history of Staten Island from the late 19th-early 20th century, the Alice Austen House is dedicated to interpreting her life and work.

Blue Heron Park Nature Center has peaceful ponds, walking trails, and woodlands for your group to explore. Urban Park Rangers offer a variety of arts and educational programs to enhance your visit.

Explore 2,800 acres dedicated to discovering the sounds, sights, and scents of nature. Programs include bird watching, learning about insects, spiders, and reptiles.

Experience one of the most tranquil places in NYC and learn about the woods and the wetlands when your groups visits High Rock Nature Center.

Historic Richmond Town is New York City’s only restored historical town with 30 historic structures including a museum, tavern, courthouse, tinsmith shop, print shop, carpenter’s shop, cottages, a town bridge, mills, and more.

Get lost in the unique collection of Tibetan and Himalayan art on display at the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art on Staten Island.

Discover the antebellum grandeur of the Seguine Mansion on Staten Island. This Greek Revival-style house gives a glimpse into the 19th century.

With its 28 buildings and 14 botanical gardens, Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden is known as a place where history, architecture, agriculture, art, and education come together.

Located on the grounds of Sailor’s Snug Harbor, this children’s museum is surrounded by gardens and a large outdoor play space. Learning is made fun and interactive through hands-on programs, exhibits, and themed activities.

Wagner College Planetarium’s 55-seat planetarium where visitors will marvel at the majesty of the universe as they receive visually engaging astronomy lectures from the planetarium director.