Germany is large and diverse - but if you could only see one part, and if in that part you could roll all its facets into one, that part should be Munich.

As the capital of Bavaria, it's everything you'd expect of a typical, and stereotypical, German city. It's true that they eat sausage and drink beer - but, with the city's fascinating history and spectacular location, you'll also find grand palaces and fairytale castles to say nothing of a huge range of outdoor activities in the gorgeous surrounding countryside. Add to this the excellent national and international transport links, to say nothing of the city's own sophisticated public transport system, and it's hardly surprising that Munich is now only second to Berlin as the most visited city in Germany.

The school is located in the quiet residential area of Neuhausen, only four tram stops away from the city centre and the main railway station, and a few minutes away by bus or underground train from the student quarter of Schwabing.

With about 100 student places and its well-equipped, modern media centre, this school offers a pleasant atmosphere for intensive study and making new friends. The school's own residence is right next to the school and rooms are equipped with kitchen, en-suite bathroom with shower and WC. The residence also wireless LAN access, a TV and phone.

"The teacher was excellent and I got a lot out of the course. The school was very efficient in its operations, and classes were exceptionally well structured with dynamic, motivated staff. Oh, and don't leave Munich without trying its sausage speciality, 'weisswurst'!"
David Livingstone