Global Traveler:
Virtual Reality Field Trips
170+ 360° field trips to real places around the world, led by real teachers
VictoryXR Global Traveler
Take Your Class Anywhere with 360° VR Field Trips
Global Traveler is VictoryXR's library of 170+ virtual reality field trips, filmed in 360° at real locations around the world. Students walk the Freedom Trail in Boston, dig for dinosaur fossils and explore Iceland's volcanoes, guided by award-winning science teacher Wendy Martin and host Steve Grubbs.
Every field trip is included with VXRLabs, VictoryXR's VR learning platform, so your whole class can travel together in a shared virtual theater. New destinations are added regularly.
- 170+ field trips
- 6–10 minutes each
- 5+ locations per trip

- No buses or permission slipsVisit places a field trip budget could never reach, with no travel costs or logistics.
- Every student goesVirtual field trips include every learner, whatever the distance, cost or mobility needs.
- Tied to what you teachTrips cover science, history, geography, engineering and careers.
- Fits a class periodMost trips run 6 to 10 minutes and visit at least five locations.
Explore Global Traveler
Featured Field Trips
Salem, the Freedom Trail, a dinosaur dig, Lisbon and more.
Watch a trip ↓Trips for Every Subject
Science, history, geography, STEM and careers.
Browse subjects ↓How It Works
360° video, real teachers and a shared VR theater for your class.
See how it works ↓Get Global Traveler
Included with VXRLabs for schools, colleges and families.
See options ↓Featured Field Trips
New Virtual Reality Field Trips
A few of the newest 360° trips in the Global Traveler library. Press play to preview a trip right here.

American History
Salem Witch Trials
Explore Salem, Massachusetts, and the history behind the 1692 witch trials.

American Revolution
Boston's Freedom Trail
Walk the Freedom Trail past the landmarks of the American Revolution.

Life Science
Why Leaves Change Color
Discover the science behind fall colors on a trip through autumn forests.

Earth Science
Dinosaur Dig: Triceratops
Join a real paleontology dig and learn how fossils are found and studied.

World History
Operation Husky, Sicily
Stand where the Allied invasion of Sicily became a turning point in World War II.

Geography
Lisbon's Port City
See how port cities like Lisbon shaped European trade and exploration.

World Cultures
United Arab Emirates
Explore Abu Dhabi, Jebel Jais and the history, economy and culture of the UAE.

Engineering
Golden Gate Bridge
Learn how suspension bridges work at one of the world's most famous bridges.
Every Subject
VR Field Trips for Science, History, Geography and STEM
Global Traveler field trips connect real places to the lessons you already teach, from elementary science to high school history and career exploration.
Science
Life, earth and physical science on location, many hosted by science teacher Wendy Martin.
- Coral Reefs
- Photosynthesis Around the States
- Monitoring Glaciers
- Ecological Succession
- Microscopy
- Full Solar Eclipse
- Water Cycle
History & Civics
Stand where history happened, from the American Revolution to the civil rights movement.
- Abraham Lincoln: Slavery & the Soul of America
- In the Footsteps of Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- D-Day Invasion and WWII
- The Berlin Wall and the Cold War
- Siege of Vicksburg
Geography & World Cultures
Travel to landmarks, landscapes and cultures on six continents.
- The Great Wall of China
- Iceland: Land of Fire & Ice
- Egyptian Ruins: Valley of the Kings
- Crete, the Island of Greece
- Grand Canyon
- Historic Route 66
STEM & Careers
See engineering, energy, technology and real jobs up close.
- Hydroelectricity at Bagnell Dam
- Solar Farm, New Mexico
- The Future with Drones
- Building a Robot
- Prosthetics
- Hydroponic Farming
Built for the classroom. Field trips are led by teachers and filmed for instruction, and science trips support the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
Full list with descriptions →How It Works
How Global Traveler VR Field Trips Work
Real places, real teachers and a shared virtual space, so a field trip feels like a field trip.

- Filmed on location in 360°Students look in every direction and feel like they are standing in the place they are learning about.
- Led by real teachersAward-winning science teacher Wendy Martin and host Steve Grubbs guide students through each location.
- Travel together as a classIn VXRLabs, the Global Traveler theater turns the room into a 360° bubble, so a whole class can take the same trip at once.
- Short, classroom-ready tripsMost trips run 6 to 10 minutes and visit at least five locations, so they fit into a lesson.
- Stream or downloadTrips stream or download to VR headsets, with closed captions and multiple language options.
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Global Traveler Is Included with VXRLabs
Every VXRLabs license includes the full Global Traveler library, along with 250+ labs, simulations and experiences.
K-12 Schools & Districts
VR classroom bundles with headsets, VXRLabs licenses and every field trip.
from $11,550
15 headsets and two-year licenses
- Meta Quest 3S headsets
- VXRLabs licenses
- 170+ field trips
- Customizable AI lessons
- Professional development
Colleges & Universities
Higher education bundles for classes, campuses and digital twins.
from $22,175
25 headsets and three-year licenses
- Meta Quest 3S headsets
- VXRLabs licenses
- 170+ field trips
- Customizable AI tutors
- Horizon device management
Homeschool Families
VXRLabs at home, with field trips, labs and dissections.
ESA-friendly
Funding help in participating states
- VXRLabs at home
- 170+ field trips
- Virtual labs & simulations
- Help purchasing with ESA funds
FAQ
VR Field Trips: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for teachers and school leaders planning virtual reality field trips.
Still have questions? Talk to our team ↓What is VictoryXR Global Traveler?
Global Traveler is VictoryXR's library of 170+ virtual reality field trips, filmed in 360° at real locations around the world and led by teachers. It is included with VXRLabs, VictoryXR's VR learning platform.
Which companies build VR field trips for schools?
VictoryXR films and produces 360° VR field trips for K-12 schools, colleges and homeschool families. Its Global Traveler library covers science, history, geography and STEM careers, with new trips added regularly.
How many virtual field trips are included?
The Global Traveler library includes 170+ field trips, and new destinations are added regularly. See the full list of field trips with descriptions.
What subjects do the VR field trips cover?
Trips cover life, earth and physical science, U.S. and world history, civics, geography and world cultures, engineering, energy and careers. Science trips support the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
How long is each VR field trip?
Most Global Traveler field trips run 6 to 10 minutes and visit at least five locations, so they fit easily into a class period.
Who leads the field trips?
Many trips are hosted by award-winning science teacher Wendy Martin and VictoryXR host Steve Grubbs, who guide students through each location.
Can a whole class take a VR field trip together?
Yes. In VXRLabs, the Global Traveler theater turns the room into a 360° bubble, so a teacher and a whole class can take the same field trip together.
What do students need to take a VR field trip?
Field trips stream or download to VR headsets through VXRLabs. See the download page for supported headsets and devices.
How much does Global Traveler cost?
Global Traveler is included with every VXRLabs license. K-12 bundles start at $11,550 and higher education bundles start at $22,175, both including headsets. Schools can request a 1-month demo license from our team.
Can schools use grants to pay for VR field trips?
Yes. Many schools fund VR field trips through grants, and VictoryXR's team can help you find and apply for grant funding.
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All 360º VR Field Trips in One Place
With the VictoryXR: Global Traveler app, students can travel the globe in virtual reality field trips to exotic locations like The Great Wall of China, visit the majesty of Iceland, stand in the presence of the Redwoods of California, and experience over 140 additional destinations. In 360º virtual reality, travelers will be fully immersed in the location they are visiting.
- Learn science and explore with Wendy the Science Teacher
- Learn history and stand where that history happened with our host, Steve Grubbs
- From Greece to Hong Kong, and Normandy Beach to Selma, Alabama, the Global Traveler gives students the chance to be world wise.
Included when you purchase a VictoryXR License Subscription!
Constantly Growing Library
New 360º virtual reality field trips in exotic, remote, and/or historic locations are added regularly and are FREE to access with a VictoryXR subscription.
Playlist
Travel and Learn in Virtual Reality
- 140+ global field trips that stream or download to your VR headset, available now.
- Locations include:
- The Great Wall of China
- Singapore Gardens
- Skyscrapers in Hong Kong
- Volcanoes in Iceland
- Ancient Egypt
- Redwood Forests of California
- Normandy Beach
- The D-Day Invasion
- And many more.
- Virtual reality field trips are led by world-class teachers, including award-winning science teacher Wendy Martin.
- The majority of field trips are between 6 and 10 minutes long and include a minimum of five locations within each geographical trip.
- Subscribe to a VictoryXR License Subscription to receive instant access to all 140+ field trips.
Full List of 360º Field Trips:
See the full list of 360° field trips with descriptions
- 1031 Fitness
- Abraham Lincoln: Slavery & the Soul of America
- Aerodynamics
- Agriculture Solutions
- Anatomizing
- Apache Point Observatory
- Backyard Bonfire
- Battle for Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain
- Blizzards
- Blood Drive
- Blue Crab Evolution
- Booker T. Washington
- Building a Robot
- Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
- Chapman’s Peak
- Chiropractic
- Cinnamon Ridge Farm, IA
- Cleaning Water
- Comparative Anatomy
- Concussion Testing at Purdue
- Cooking, The Science
- Coral Reefs
- Crater Exploring
- Crete – The Island of Greece
- D-Day Invasion, Adolf Hitler and WWII
- Davy Crockett Part I: General Jackson & The Indian War
- Davy Crockett Part II: From Frontier to Congress
- Davy Crockett Part III: The Alamo & The End of an American Life
- Dinosaur Ridge
- Drag Racing
- Ecological Succession
- Egg Drop Experiment
- Egyptian Ruins Part I: The Valley of Kings
- Egyptian Ruins Part II: Luxor and Karnak
- Egyptian Ruins Part III: The Avenue of Sphinxes
- Evidence for Evolution
- Exploring Organs with Wendy
- Feasting: Food Web
- Fermentation
- Fish Hatchery
- Flame Testing
- Football Field
- Full Solar Eclipse
- Fusion & Fusing
- Game of Billiards
- Genetic Engineering
- Genetic Testing
- George Washington Carver: the Plant Doctor
- Gorging: Plate Tectonics
- Grand Canyon
- Greek Gods
- Green Materials
- Henning’s Cheese Factory
- Hierarchy of Multicellular Organisms
- Historic Route 66
- Hydroelectricity at Bagnell Dam
- Hydroponic Farming
- Iceland’s Geographical Impacts
- Iceland: The Midnight Sun in the Land of Fire & Ice
- Imaging & Scans
- In the Footsteps of Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Indy Motor Speedway Museum
- Invasive Species: Asian Carp
- Iowa 80 Trucking Museum
- Kitchen Physics
- Kitty Hawk, NC
- Las Vegas and Organized Crime
- Laser Tag
- Laughing Gas
- Living Lands & Waters
- Louisiana Swamps: the Culture and Biodiversity of Cajun Country
- Ludington Pumped Storage Power Plant
- Metals: Alkaline Earth vs Alkali
- Microscopy
- Monitoring Glaciers
- Mountain Building
- Muir Woods National Monument
- Muir Woods National Monument 2
- Nags Head Beach, NC
- Nahat Marsh Apiary
- New Orleans Flood Wall
- Photosynthesis Around the States
- Planets
- Poo Power
- Prosthetics
- Quad City Botanical Center
- Quad City Skate Park
- Radio Telescope, IA
- Red Rocks Park
- Reed Gold Mine, NC
- Repurposing & Recycling
- Rocky Mountain National Park
- Rosa Parks & The Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Roswell, NM
- Rube Goldberg Machine
- Ruby Bridges, the Little Rock 9 & School Desegregation
- San Francisco Street
- Scott County Landfill
- Siege of Vicksburg
- Silver Lakes Sand Dunes
- Snake Charming
- Snowmaking
- Soda Pop Murder Mystery: Part 1
- Soda Pop Murder Mystery: Part 2
- Solar Farm, NM
- Spelunking
- Spinning on the Ferris Wheel
- Stargazing
- Stinson Beach, CA
- Sustainable Forests
- Tent Rocks, NM
- The Arapaho & Ute Tribes
- The Berlin Wall and the Cold War
- The Future with Drones
- The Great Wall of China
- The Hoover Dam
- The Micro Churches of Greece
- The Petrified Forest and Apache Country
- The Trail of Tears
- Therapy Dog Clinic
- Transforming: AC & DC Current
- Tulsa & The Race War of 1921
- Urbanization
- Vaclav Havel and the Velvet Revolution
- Water Cycle
- Waves: Analog & Digital
- Weather
- What’s Matter?
- Wildcat Den State Park
- William Wilberforce and the End of Slavery
- Wilridge Farm & Vineyard
- And more
Learn more about our products.
Discover novel experiences in virtual reality, augmented reality, or on your computer! Experience the future of K-12, Homeschooling, and Higher Education in each of our products.
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