Study German in Münster

Study German in Münster, a charming city in western Germany. Münster is home to more than 30,000 students and has a lovely relaxed feel. The University of Münster was established in 1780 and is now a major European centre of excellence in research and education with large faculties in humanities, theology, the arts, sciences, business and law. Most of the city’s sights and sounds are located within the old town, which is encircled by the promenade. There are a number of appealing sights that you will see when you study German in Münster, many of which date back hundreds of years. St. Paul’s Cathedral built in the 13th century is a combination of late Romanesque and early Gothic styles and has been completely restored following the damage sustained during World War II, and includes an astronomical clock from 1540 with hand-painted zodiac symbols tracing the movement of the planets playing a glockenspiel melody every noon. The Prinzipalmarkt is the city’s central marketplace and has a 14th century Gothic town hall whilst the Schloss Palace built 1767-1787 is another example of fine Baroque architecture and is now the administrative centre for the university.

Study German in an international language school in Münster
There is also a variety of museums that deserve a visit, most notably the University Geology and Palaentology Museum, the Pablo Picasso Museum of Graphic Art and the Westphalian Horse Museum. Münster has great nightlife catering for everyone, especially moderately priced cafés and pubs, as well as a selection of nightclubs. Most venues are situated in the centre close to the Schloss, with the style of music varying from one day to another, as does the selection of drinks on offer! Beer gardens are very popular in the summer and are a traditional German pastime. The largest and best-known beer garden in the city is Kruse Baimken which has a Bavarian feel to it. If it is too crowded the Café Uferlos has a good atmosphere and also shows live sporting events on a big television screen. At the weekend you can take an excursion into the lovely countryside around the city or visit one of the nearby conservation areas or historic castles with their protective walls and moats. Furthermore, Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin and Amsterdam are only a few hours away by train and make up a perfect weekend excursion.

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