German in Germany and Austria

Berlin is difficult to describe: the capital city is both old school and new school, traditional and hipster. But it is definitely anything but boring.

Frankfurt’s skyline is unique in Germany. But also in terms of its cultural offerings, the metropolis on the Main River is second to none!

The harbor city of Hamburg is home to both luxury liners and container ships. No German city is more international, nowhere else can you feel so free.

Munich wins every city ranking and every person’s heart. The Bavarian metropolis is known as the capital city of comfort, congeniality and hospitality.

Only 70 kilometers separates Augsburg from Munich, but thanks to its beautiful, historic city center, Augsburg can easily keep pace with the bigger city.

Der Turm. Die Mauer. Das Tor. It has never been so much fun to practice grammar. In Berlin it’s no problem. There is no shortage of landmarks to serve as examples.

The view from the 200-meter Main Tower will leave you speechless, the sports facility at Harbor Park breathless. In Frankfurt, every wish will come true.

Munich features many things other cities also offer. But one thing it has that the others don’t: The Alps at her feet with their beautiful lakes, forests and peaks.

Along the Rhein river and around the small city of Oberwesel you will find more fortresses from the middle ages than anywhere else in Germany.

The Austrian capital city is one giant museum. Palaces and castles wherever you look. And the giant Ferris wheel is always turning. Life never stands still here.