Our German language school in Munich is located in the western portion of downtown Munich, in the Neuhausen district. The location is central and yet quiet. Our school of German is very easy to reach using public transportation and is only approx. 10 minutes from the central station.

Located nearby are not only such tourist attractions as the Olympic Park, Nymphenburg Palace and Munich’s largest beer garden, the Hirschgarten, but also institutions such as the Munich University of Applied Sciences and the German Heart Center.

Our school has more than 10 seminar rooms and a media resource center with extensive multimedia materials for self-instruction. Vending machines with hot and cold drinks, along with a cafeteria offering small meals and drinks, look after the creature comforts of those involved in the language course.

We organize our lesson plan in the form of group or individual training, as general or field-specific language training, and as a testing center we offer you recognized certificate exams such as the TestDaF, Zertifikat Deutsch, PWD, and Test WiDaF.

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Munich is he metropolis with a heart ranks among Germans’ favorite places to live and work. The capital of the German state of Bavaria is Germany’s third-largest city with around 1.3 million inhabitants, a bustling business metropolis and an important university city ranking high on the leisure scale.

Munich is home to the largest festival in the world, the Oktoberfest; it is home to the world’s most famous inn, the Hofbräuhaus, and here the world-famous English Garden invites athletes, idlers and sun worshippers to linger a while. But above all, Munich is also a magnet for international visitors: For many foreign guests, the city of leisureliness and joie de vivre is the embodiment of Germany itself.

Every visitor succumbs to the charm of the heartfelt folksiness and the lively spirit of the modern, and in the beer garden, to the sounds of brass musicians and the joys of veal sausage and pretzels, the visitor has a feeling of coming quite close to unlocking the secrets of the cozy German atmosphere.

Elegant boulevards, high-caliber museums, noble historic monuments – this, too, is Munich, and when the panoramic Alps make their appearance on a clear day, one can certainly understand that many refer to the Bavarian metropolis as Italy’s northernmost city.

Munich’s special features continue even beyond the city’s boundaries: The Upper Bavaria region is known as a cultural and natural landscape rich in tradition, home to mountains and lakes, castles and monasteries.

Neuschwanstein and Linderhof Castles, The Abbeys at Ettal and Andechs, Germany’s highest mountains, Zugspitze and Watzmann, Lake Chiemsee and Lake Starnberg – all of these are to be found within a 60-mile radius and are but a few of the countless places of interest offering themselves for excursions into the countryside surrounding Munich.

With its colorful mixture of events,our social and cultural activities program, updated monthly, offers just the right thing for all tastes: Sightseeing tours of the city, tent roof tours of the Olympic Stadium, barbecues along the banks of the Isar River, visits to the Allianz Arena – the home ground of the FC Bayern München soccer team and FIFA Soccer Stadium 2006, soccer, rock climbing, bowling, sledding, Christmas markets and excursions to Neuschwanstein, Salzburg or to Lake Chiemsee or a tour of the Dachau concentration camp.

Near our German language school in Munich you will find snack booths, the canteens of several government agencies, and educational facilities such as the refectory at the Munich University of Applied Sciences. So for those who prefer not to prepare their meals at the Guest House and who have not made full board arrangements with a host family, there is a range of ways to find a reasonably priced noonday meal.

And for those who would like to try Bavarian fare, there are numerous Munich inns and beer gardens offering lots to discover: try specialties such as Obatzda (a spread of camembert, onions and spices), Weißwürscht' mit Brezen (a Bavarian sausage specialty with sweet mustard and fresh-baked pretzels) or roast pork with dumplings and red cabbage. Your outing into Bavarian cuisine is rounded off with a liter (approx. one quart) of beer or a Radler (beer mixed with lemonade).

We offer our guests a variety of living accommodations to choose from: In our Guest House, with a host family (private lodgings) or in a hotel. As a rule, the arrival date is on the Sunday afternoon before the beginning of course (unless it’s a public holiday). The departure is on the Saturday morning after the end of the course.

Guest House Munich
We would be pleased to welcome you as our guest in our Guest House, located in the same building as the school. It offers cohabitation with young people from all over the world: international language course students, German student interns and trainees live together under a single roof, providing a good mixture of independence and shared responsibility. The guest house offers lodging for 120 students; it is equipped with a basement party room and table tennis room, practice rooms for singing and instrumental music, and a roof terrace with a view of the Alps.
The modestly appointed 124 single rooms and commons rooms are located on six floors.

Single room furnishings include: bed, closet with safety cubby, desk and chair, bookshelf, refrigerator and sink.
We provide: bedding, towels, dishes and eating utensils. Each floor has shower and toilet facilities, two kitchens and two common rooms for shared use. Kitchen furnishings include: stove, sink, individually locking cupboards for each tenant. The common rooms’ furnishings include: dining table and benches, iron and ironing board, TV and telephone.
 

In the Guest House, we also offer: daily cleaning of common rooms and weekly cleaning of rooms, washing machines and dryers, WLAN for own notebooks, vending machine with hot and cold drinks, table tennis room, basement party room and public telephone.
The reception desk is staffed on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., and on weekends and holidays from 10:00 a.m. until noon and from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

At the reception desk, you will find: information of all kinds, washing machine tokens, telephone cards, games, soccer balls, table tennis racquets and more.

- Host Family/Private Lodgings – Experiencing Everyday German Culture
We carefully select and regularly review the host families and private lodgings we recommend. This form of accommodation means that our guests are housed in a single room, either with a host family or with individuals, and share a common bathroom. We offer overnight accommodation without board, or with breakfast, or half-board.

All of the host families and private lodgings can be reached from our German language school in 30-60 minutes using public transportation. This form of lodging, particularly with board, is an ideal way to really dive deep into German culture.

- Hotel
Upon request, we will also be pleased to arrange for hotel accommodations: You tell us what you would like, and we will find you the right hotel room.

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