Each summer, German courses take place at the Humboldt-Institut’s Munich campus, housed in the Don Bosco youth hostel just steps from the city centre.
This prime location blends urban excitement with peaceful seclusion: students enjoy a quiet residential neighbourhood, surrounded by top-tier sports and leisure facilities, while still having easy access to Munich’s cultural attractions.
All classes are held in modern, well-equipped rooms on the same grounds as the student accommodation—guaranteeing minimal walking time and a secure campus atmosphere.
Every summer program is offered as a comprehensive package: accommodation, full board, curated daily activities, and guided excursions are all included.
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Munich isn’t just home to the world-famous Oktoberfest—this vibrant city offers far more. Renowned attractions such as the Deutsches Museum, Bavaria Film Studios, BMW Welt & Museum, and the Allianz Arena football stadium add to the unique allure of this historic “Weltstadt mit Herz.” Meanwhile, the bustling Marienplatz remains the social heart of the city.
Students benefit from Munich’s rich cultural calendar—concerts, festivals, shopping districts, and top-tier sports venues abound. Parents can rest assured: Munich combines metropolitan excitement with small-town safety and charm, consistently ranking among Germany’s safest cities.
Convenient and secure transfers from Munich Airport are provided via the Humboldt transfer service, ensuring a smooth start to the summer language program.
Dormitory rooms are light-filled and welcoming, typically furnished with two beds; select rooms accommodate three to four students. Shared showers and toilets are conveniently located on each floor, and complimentary Wi-Fi ensures constant connectivity.
Room assignments pair students with similar German proficiency and age, while differing native languages—promoting conversational practice beyond the classroom. Male and female participants reside in separate wings to maintain a respectful environment.
Students enjoy three balanced meals daily—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—plus a mid-day snack, all served in the communal dining hall.
A complimentary weekly laundry service handles personal clothing. Fresh bed linens and sheets are provided and changed regularly; students should bring their own towels.
Munich’s diverse leisure landscape awaits: from the bustling cobblestone streets of the historic city centre to tranquil retreats like the English Garden and riverside greens along the Isar. Our counselors curate daily outings to ensure a balanced mix of urban exploration and peaceful relaxation.
The Don Bosco youth hostel is purpose-built for young learners, featuring indoor sports halls, an extensive fitness room, a spacious indoor pool, and inviting common areas for socializing.
Each afternoon, students choose from a rotating schedule of sports, games, and cultural workshops. Whether shooting hoops, challenging friends to billiards, or exploring a local museum, every activity is designed to reinforce German practice in a fun, supportive setting. Participation is included in tuition and strongly encouraged.
Typical activities include:
Every Wednesday, half-day trips take students to nearby towns and landmarks, while Saturdays feature full-day excursions to highlights such as the Bavarian Alps, Augsburg, Munich city tour, or Neuschwanstein Castle. All transport and entrance fees are covered by the course fee. Attendance is mandatory to maximize cultural immersion.
Our dedicated pastoral team provides continuous oversight—during lessons, leisure activities, and excursions. Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes, meals, and events to ensure safety and create a cohesive group experience.
Arrivals are scheduled on the Sunday preceding course commencement; departures take place on the Saturday following course completion.
Guests driving to Munich can find detailed directions and parking information on our location map and address page.
Complimentary pickup from München Hauptbahnhof is available for all students traveling by rail.
A paid shuttle service to and from Munich Airport (MUC) can be arranged upon request for added convenience.
Each summer, the Humboldt-Institut Munich delivers a tailored program for 13–17-year-olds: 30 interactive lessons per week, Monday through Friday, in small groups. Lesson plans and materials are designed specifically for teenagers, emphasizing varied learning activities and a high speaking ratio to keep students motivated and engaged.
All summer offerings are packaged as an all-inclusive experience—accommodation, full board meals, supervised daily leisure events, and guided excursions are included for a seamless learning adventure.
Each summer, the Humboldt-Institut Munich offers German courses tailored for 15–18-year-olds. From Monday to Friday, students attend 30 lessons per week in small, age-adapted classes. Diverse learning activities and a …
German Intensive 30 hours per week In Person Age: 15-18 Levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 1380.00 EUR / Week
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