13 language schools in Munich from 72€ for a 1 week German course
Munich ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience in Munich
What our students said about Munich
The city was clean, safe and really easy to get around. It was easy to feel at home in the neighbourhood. There were many cultural activities available, shopping was awesome, giving many options for a range of prices and styles. The architecture, to me, was one of the the most beautiful parts. Munich is also only a train ride away from lakes and hiking in the mountains.
There is a lot to do in Munich. It is a beautiful city but expensive with a lot of construction (roads, U & S-Bahns, etc). Massive mass transit which was sometimes hard to navigate.
It was a nice city with lots to do. You can eat well for little money. Only accommodation is more expensive in Munich.
It’s a very busy city and you must love the noise, I come from a nice and calm place.
All in all it is a beautiful city, a pity about the rudeness of some people.
It is a spectacular city, it is worth visiting.
Super city, I will definitely visit again
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Munich

There were 2 instructors, Jovanna, a female, who was excellent and Rainer, who, although personable, was disorganized and scattered, often making him difficult to follow.
Overall it was a very good experience.
13 August 2024
Course: German Intensive Course Premium - 2 weeks
Student age: 71 years

School is very organized and the teachers are committed and concerned on student's learning process, especially Marco and Michael. They were very friendly and helpful, always dedicated to offer the best classes and materials.
31 July 2024
Course: Intensive Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 57 years

The teacher taught me very kindly. It is a wonderful school that considers the needs of the students and teaches in a way that suits them without wasting time.
It's a very good school. I can highly recommend it.
6 May 2024
Course: Premium Course - 1 week
Student age: 39 years

One of my teachers was very good and I learned a lot with her.
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21 December 2023
Course: Standard Course - 11 weeks
Student age: 19 years

Everything was perfectly located. School was right next to the railway station and the level was really appropriate! I learnt a lot and also got to know a lot of people. Fun afternoon activities were arranged 3 times a week that you could participate in without obligation! I recommend it to everyone.
12 June 2023
Course: Standard Course - 1 week
Student age: 28 years
Information about Munich
- Lots of cultural events.
- Local public transportation is reliable.
- Low crime rate.
- Clean city.
- Expensive accommodation.
- Reserved locals.
Key Facts about Munich
- Price index excluding rent: 66* (35% cheaper than New York)
- Price index including rent: 56* (44% cheaper than New York)
- Price index food only:62* (38% cheaper than New York)
- Big Mac price (Germany average):
4.22 € (7% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in Munich
What to do in Munich




Arrival airport
Public transportation to city center:
Every 10 minutes, 40 minutes.
Main stops: S-Bahnhof Airport Munich, Besucherpark, Halbergmoos, Ismaning, Unterföhring, Johanneskirchen, Englschalking, Munich Daglfing, Leuchtenbergring, Munich Ost, Munich Rosheimer Platz, Isartor, Munich Marienplatz
Every 20 minutes, 45 minutes.
Main stops: Munich International Airport, Munich Central bus station
Taxi: 30 minutes drive to city center of Munich
Q&A - Questions about German courses and schools in Munich
I'm from Chile. Can I enrol in a 3-week course if I am already in Germany and have a tourist visa?
My level is beginner. I would like to learn German for at least 12 months. Can you please tell me the level I can achieve after 12 months?
Is it a good idea to rent a bike in Munich? If so, do you have any tips for this?
I am looking for a school in Munich that offers a Telc B2 preparation course. Which school do you recommend?
Can I do an internship in one of your schools?
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About German Courses in Munich
As a student, can I travel for free in Munich? And is there a public transport card I can purchase somewhere?
Furthermore, there are also a lot of people who choose to get around by bike, so I recommend you also look into the possibility of renting a bike. Personally, I always find that the most fun, as you will immediately get to know the city much better.
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