German Courses in Munich for Adults

A German course with Sprachcaffe is your best chance to improve your language level quickly and effectively, while having fun!

The Sprachcaffe language school in Munich aims to create an open and communicative learning environment, encouraging students to converse from day one. Qualified, experienced, native German teachers use topical material and creative teaching methods such as role play, games and discussions so you quickly become confident in expressing yourself in German.

Participants from all over the world communicate with each other in classes. To make sure you are in the right level you will take a test at the start of your course.

We offer German courses for everyone- whatever your goals or your requirements. Teaching always takes place between Monday and Friday.

The school is located near Munich's city centre in the Schwabing-West district - a lively neighbourhood with dozens of restaurants and cinemas within walking distance. The English Garden, the largest inner-city park in Germany, is just a 15-minute walk away, while a stroll into Munich's Old Town takes just 20 minutes.

Local underground and tram connections:

Underground: U3 - U6 (stop: Hohenzollernplatz).
Tram: 27 -28 (stop: Kurfürstenplatz)

A walk through the lively university quarter leads you directly to the city centre, where you can start with a city tour. Many sights are within easy walking distance.

Come live a unique experience in Munich and book a room in one of our families!

At Sprachcaffe we know that a comfortable place to call home for the duration of your stay is essential for the overall enjoyment of your travel and language experience in Munich. We offer homestay accommodation to ensure that every student has the perfect "home away from home" to enjoy before and after their German language courses.

The Bavarian metropolis will delight you with modern museums, sunny beer gardens, cinemas, BMW and cool music clubs. And with sports: Eisbach surfers in the English Garden, skate nights with 20,000 participants or mountain biking in the Alps - there's simply everything here! How about a visit to the football stars of FC Bayern? Or at the "Oktoberfest", the largest folk festival in the world? Beer, lederhosen and dirndls are simply cult in Munich! And our language study trips are the most effective way to quickly develop good German skills.

Munich, a city of tradition and innovation, hosts a variety of notable events. The world-famous Oktoberfest celebrates Bavarian culture, while the Munich Film Festival and Munich Opera Festival offer top-class cinema and opera experiences. The city's Christmas markets, Starkbierfest, and events like Tollwood Winter Festival provide diverse cultural experiences for both locals and visitors. Munich's calendar is a fusion of rich traditions and modern arts.

Oktoberfest (Late September to Early October):
Oktoberfest is the world's most famous beer festival, attracting millions of visitors from around the globe. Held in Munich, it's a celebration of Bavarian culture and traditions. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of beer from Munich's breweries, traditional German food, lively music, and colorful parades.

Munich Film Festival (June/July):
The Munich Film Festival, known as "Filmfest München," is one of Germany's largest film festivals. It features a diverse selection of international and German films, including premieres and special screenings. The festival offers a platform for filmmakers, actors, and cinephiles to appreciate the art of cinema.

Munich Opera Festival (July):
The Munich Opera Festival, or "Münchner Opernfestspiele," is one of the most renowned opera festivals in the world. It features world-class opera and ballet performances at the Bavarian State Opera, showcasing the talents of international and local artists.

Christmas Markets (Late November to December):
Munich's Christmas markets are a cherished tradition. Visitors can experience the magic of the holiday season at various markets throughout the city, offering handcrafted gifts, festive decorations, delicious treats, and warm mulled wine.

Starkbierfest (March):
Starkbierfest, or "Strong Beer Festival," is a traditional Bavarian event where locals and visitors gather to enjoy strong, dark beer. The festival features music, food, and the festive atmosphere of Munich's beer halls.

Tollwood Winter Festival (November/December):
The Tollwood Winter Festival is a multicultural event held on the Theresienwiese, offering a blend of live music, theater, art exhibitions, and a vibrant market with a focus on sustainability and diversity.

Munich Biennale:
The Munich Biennale is an international festival for contemporary music theater. It features innovative and experimental performances that push the boundaries of traditional music and theater, making it a unique cultural experience.

These events offer a diverse range of cultural, culinary, and artistic experiences, making Munich a city that thrives on tradition and innovation, with something for everyone to enjoy throughout the year.