Learn German in Hamburg
The city of Hamburg is the second largest city throughout Germany, second only to Berlin. It has a stunning and impressive skyline with the spires from several churches.
In Hamburg we offer German courses in the following schools:
Remember that when booking your German course through StudentSphere you will receive a discount of 5% off the official school price.
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Schools available in Hamburg
Colon Language Centre
Main Courses: Buisness German
25 lessons per week (mornings)
25 lessons per week (afternoon)
30 lessons per week (afternoon)
30 lessons per week (mornings)Students per class (Max.): 12
Class duration: 45 min.
School info: The Colon Language Center is located in the city of Hamburg and offers students the opportunity to learn German while immersed in the culture and of Germany. There are fifty high quality instructors that are employed by the school and who speak German as their native tongue. The school is medium to large in size and provides a comfortable learning environment.
Prices from: 110$
Goethe Institut Hamburg
Main Courses: 25 lessons per week/ 4 weeks
25 lessons per week/ 4 weeks HIGH SEASONStudents per class (Max.): 14
Class duration: 55 min.
School info: The Goethe Institut Hamburg is located in the heart of the city near the Binnenalster Lake and a popular art and museum gallery known as the 'Art Mile.' The impressive architecture of the school details 19th century design and is conveniently located near the main train station. Students are immersed in the culture and arts that only Hamburg has to offer.
Prices from: 77$
Hamburg has much to offer visitors with numerous attractions. The peaceful and tranquil Alster Lake proves especially popular with visitors and sailing, boating and relaxing cruises can all be enjoyed on the lake.
If you like all the fun of the fair then make sure you are in Hamburg when the Hamburger Dom comes to town. The fair is one of Europe's biggest and it runs for a complete month three times every year. The rides are all traditional ones such as roller-coasters, big wheels and carousels.
For the braver visitors there are the dungeons in Hamburg. A word of warning though it is a pretty gruesome attraction! It portrays events that are part of the city's history and makes use of special effects. The dungeons show displays from the plague, the Great Fire of 1842 and World War II.
Hamburg zoo made history by becoming the first zoo to replace cages and fences with natural moats around the animal enclosures. The zoo was founded in 1907 and now houses over 2,500 different species of animals.
The locals in Hamburg are very welcoming and it is the perfect place to learn German as the native language spoken is German.