Learn German in Cologne
The city of Cologne is the fourth largest city throughout Germany; it is also one of the oldest cities in Germany as it was founded by the Romans in 38 BC. Cologne was allowed to have the status of a 'Roman city' in 50 AD. Read about studying German in Cologne and view our list of participating schools below. For more information about the city, see the 'Quick Facts' column to the right of the page.
Studying German in Cologne
Cologne lies on the River Rhine which is one of the longest rivers throughout Germany. The city's most famous landmark is the cathedral and it is actually known as one of the best architectural buildings in the whole of Germany.
It is one of the largest churches in the world and is the largest Gothic church throughout Northern Europe. The attention to detail is fascinating and it really is a true work of art to behold, the spires reach high into the sky and help to make a spectacular skyline for the city of Cologne.
The River Rhine is always popular with visitors and offers the opportunity to capture another view of the city from the water. There are numerous cruises available.
Cologne Zoo boasts approximately 500 species of animals including elephants, apes and reptiles and for the brave amongst you the spiders and insects!
The city of Cologne is a stunning location to learn the German language as the amount of culture contained within the city is immense and the residents are helpful and friendly.
German Schools in Cologne
School info: The Carl Duisberg Centren is situated on the edge of the downtown area of Cologne and a short stroll will take you to the historical cathedral.