did deutsch-institut Munich

Admittedly – it has been some time... In the middle of the 18th century, the Karlsplatz in Munich was known as the busiest place in Europe. Even if no cars are crossing this place anymore, the Stachus – as the place is called by the locals – remained the busiest part of the city. The largest shopping street with uncountable boutiques and large department stores starts here. Only minutes away and in direct vicinity of the central train station, did deutsch-institut Munich is located. On two floors you will find everything that is necessary for studying a language in a friendly atmosphere: sunny classrooms, a modern media center, a cozy cafeteria and a large roof terrace where you can relax in the sun or play table tennis.

Oktoberfest and beer-gardens, Lederhosen and Bavarian brass music… no other city is a better example for German tradition and culture than the Bavarian capital. When you come here you will be sure: it is here where the German Gemütlichkeit was invented. And it certainly is something special to enjoy Bavarian Weißwurst and pretzels in the world-famous English Garden – if the weather is nice you even see the Bavarian alps in the distance. But not only here the third largest German city with its 1.3 million inhabitants will impress with its warmheartedness and joy of life. With 10 universities and more than 80.000 students it is no problem to be a young and lively city!

There are things in Munich that will never change. One of these things is the beer. You will instantly notice that when you come to the Bavarian capital and as soon as you visit one of the famous breweries. At the Hofbräuhaus – certainly the world’s most famous pub – you will learn what it means to enjoy a beer in Munich, football fans from out of town try to build up their confidence while drinking beer before their team has to face the famous FC Bayern München football stars. And it’s exactly here that you find another typical Bavarian tradition: Lederhosen! You should treat yourself with a pair of these Bavarian leather breeches: it is a purchase you will make only once and your fellow students will have a big laugh.

What is the fastest way to learn German? By speaking German – all day would be best! This is why your teacher will speak to you only German from the first day of class. From the first day of class? Yes, but don’t worry – our teaching methods will make speaking, understanding and participating in class easy for you, because you don’t have to cram for understanding grammar, you’ll practice it! Vocabulary is not translated but will be trained and thus internalized almost effortlessly. This way you learn the language in communicative situations and you will be able to use your knowledge right away. You will understand how our language training is guiding you, step by step, towards your goal – which is: speaking German fluently.

You can best focus on your language course by feeling completely comfortable – as if you were at home here! Due to this fact we offer you very different types of accommodation: Do you like company? Why don’t you share your room with a nice fellow student? Or do you prepare to have your peace in a private room? And where would you like to live? With a host family, in a youth hotel, on campus or maybe you share an apartment – which is a very typical way of living for young people in Germany.

The first days in Munich will be exciting and exhausting – there‘s simply too much to do and to see in this town. Some visitors have no idea where to start the tour... It isn‘t easy considering the many art exhibitions, parties and cultural events. Relax! Your activity guide has arranged our activity program featuring all the Munich highlights. You will be taken on a discovery tour of Munich: Get high on culture in the Modern Pinakothek or on a tour through Castle Nymphenburg. Visit the home arena of the Munich football team, the FC Bayern München, in the new Allianz-Arena. Discover with us the famous English Garden - Munich‘s Central Park – where you can go on a boat trip or do sports right in the heart of the city.

However, not only in the city itself there‘s plenty to discover: It takes only an hour by car, 70 kilometers away, and you‘ll be in the Bavarian Alps - join the did-team for skiing! The activity guide also offers trips to the Alps during the warmer seasons. In the summer time, we would like to invite you to come to the south, to the lake area Chiemsee, Ammersee and Starnberger See. If you still want to experience culture, come with us to Augsburg, Regensburg and Salzburg – the native city of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. You should not miss these towns! Especially, however, join us on an excursion to King Ludwig‘s fairy tale castle Neuschwanstein – it‘s Snowwhite‘s Disneyland castle – but the original!