Language-learning trips to Germany

The Goethe-Institut is located in the Mitte district, a central area that is one of the coolest in the former East Berlin. This makes the perfect base for discovering the huge and varied array of different parts of the extraordinary capital city.
 

The Goethe-Institut Bonn is centrally located on the university campus. The culture-filled former German capital is one of Germany’s oldest cities and is still home to a number of federal ministries.

The Goethe-Institut Dresden is located in a young and lively part of town, with the River Elbe and the baroque city centre within walking distance. Dresden has an abundant range of sights to see, including the Semperoper opera house, the Zwinger palace, the Frauenkirche church and a whole host of other worthwhile destinations.

The Goethe-Institut Düsseldorf is located in a modern neighbourhood in the heart of the fashion metropolis. The famous Königsallee is just a short walk away and the many sights, such as the Rhine Tower and the Media Harbour, can be easily explored from here.

The Goethe-Institut in Frankfurt is centrally located in a lively neighbourhood known for its cultural diversity. The metropolis on the Main offers many cultural and historical sights, such as the Römer, the Alte Oper and the Museumsufer.

Our institute in Freiburg, Germany’s greenest city, is located inside a park not far from the historic city centre. Although the city is on the smaller side, Freiburg still enjoys a lively atmosphere thanks to the large number of students living in town.

The Goethe-Institut in Göttingen is centrally located, not far from the renowned university for which the city is known. Numerous historic half-timbered houses shape the cityscape and offer an insight into Göttingen's rich history.

The Goethe-Institut Hamburg is located in one of the most diverse and lively districts of the Hanseatic city. The Elbphilharmonie concert hall and the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district are just a short walk away.

The Goethe-Institut Mannheim is located on the modern educational campus in the Lindenhof district, allowing visitors to get a feel for university life in the city. On the opposite side of the Rhine is Mannheim’s sister city of Ludwigshafen, giving you the chance to explore both cities in one trip!

The Goethe-Institut in Munich is centrally located in a culturally rich part of the city. From here, Marienplatz and the famous Frauenkirche are within easy walking distance. The nearby Alps offer a breathtaking backdrop and are a popular destination for hikers and winter sports enthusiasts.

Our institute in Schwäbisch Hall is located right in the centre of the small, picturesque city. This makes a useful staging post for diving back into the city’s history through to the Middle Ages. Schwäbisch Hall has a rich history and a plethora of traditional events to enjoy.