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Meet other teenagers your age and make new friendships.
Trained, caring Teamers accompany and support you 24/7.
Pick up the German accent through practise.
Learning beyond the classroom through activities and immersive culture.
Where to go?
Choose dynamic Frankfurt for a city experience full of culture and energy, or go for Munich, where tradition meets fun in a safe and friendly atmosphere. Both cities offer exciting German courses, cool activities, and the chance to meet international students your age.
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Germany is the perfect choice for junior language camps with Sprachcaffe - combining high-quality German lessons, a safe and welcoming environment, and exciting cultural experiences. In Frankfurt and Munich, students learn with passionate teachers in small international groups, with lessons tailored to their language level. Beyond the classroom,
Sprachcaffe offers a fun-filled leisure programme including sightseeing, sports, creative workshops and social events - all designed to encourage real-life language use.
Whether staying with friendly host families or in our centrally located residences, students enjoy full support from our trained Teamer staff, ensuring safety, care and a true sense of community. With over 40 years of experience, Sprachcaffe guarantees a language adventure in Germany that builds confidence, sparks curiosity and creates lasting international friendships.
Germany is bursting with sights and experiences that are perfect for curious young minds. Whether based in Frankfurt or Munich, juniors enjoy a mix of cultural highlights, nature, and fun activities designed to inspire and educate.
In Frankfurt:
- Boat tour on the River Main - Discover the city from the water with views of Frankfurt's skyline.
- Palmengarten - Explore one of Germany's largest botanical gardens with tropical plants and themed greenhouses.
- Frankfurt Zoo - A popular stop for animal lovers, home to more than 4,500 animals from around the world.
- Museum Embankment (Museumsufer) - A cultural hotspot with interactive museums like the Experiminta Science Centre.
- Skyline Plaza - Shopping and social time with friends in a modern, teen-friendly centre.
In Munich:
- Englischer Garten - One of the world's largest city parks, perfect for outdoor games and relaxation.
- Deutsches Museum - Hands-on science and technology exhibitions that bring learning to life.
- Marienplatz & Glockenspiel - Discover the heart of Munich and watch the famous clock tower show.
- Olympiapark - The site of the 1972 Olympics now offers swimming, climbing, and amazing city views.
- Bavaria Film Studios - A behind-the-scenes look at German cinema, including fun interactive tours.
The best time for teens to visit Germany is during the summer months, from June to August. With warm weather, long days, and school holidays, it's the perfect season for outdoor adventures, sightseeing, and socialising with international friends.
Sprachcaffe's summer camps offer a vibrant mix of language lessons and exciting activities, all in a safe and friendly environment. Whether exploring city life in Frankfurt or enjoying nature in Munich, teens will make the most of their holiday while learning German in the most enjoyable way.
Whether your teen needs a visa to attend a language camp in Germany depends on their nationality and the length of their stay.
No Visa Required (Short Stays up to 90 Days)
Citizens of the EU, EEA, Switzerland, and many other countries such as the USA, Canada, UK, Japan, South Korea, and Australia do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. A valid passport or ID card is sufficient for entry.
Visa Required (Non-EU Countries & Longer Stays)
Citizens of some countries outside the EU do need a visa to enter Germany for language courses. In this case, students can apply for a Schengen short-term visa (up to 90 days) or a language course visa for longer stays.
Required Documents for Visa Application (if needed):
- Letter of acceptance from Sprachcaffe
- Proof of accommodation
- Travel insurance
- Flight reservation
- Passport (valid at least 3 months beyond the stay)
- Parental consent for minors
We strongly recommend starting the visa process at least 6-8 weeks before the planned travel date. Sprachcaffe will provide the necessary confirmation letters once your booking is complete.
Choosing between Frankfurt and Munich for a Sprachcaffe junior language camp depends on what kind of holiday experience your teen is looking for. Both cities offer excellent teaching, a rich cultural programme, and full support from our trained Teamers - but the atmosphere and activities vary.
Frankfurt - Modern, International & Lively
Frankfurt is one of Europe's most dynamic cities, known for its impressive skyline, global flair, and vibrant energy. It's ideal for teens who are curious about city life, enjoy cultural diversity, and want to explore modern Germany. From boat trips on the River Main to interactive museums like Experiminta and the bustling shops of Skyline Plaza, Frankfurt offers an exciting mix of fun and learning. The city's efficient public transport system also makes exploring safe and easy.
Highlights for juniors in Frankfurt:
- Boat tours on the Main River
- Visits to the famous Palmengarten and Frankfurt Zoo
- Cultural afternoons at the Museum Embankment
- Trendy shopping districts and lively student life
- Great connections for full-day excursions
Munich - Traditional, Scenic & Outdoorsy
If your teen enjoys green spaces, history, and a more relaxed pace, Munich is the perfect choice. With its traditional Bavarian charm, Munich blends culture with nature. The city is home to beautiful parks like the Englischer Garten, fascinating attractions like the Deutsches Museum, and iconic landmarks such as Marienplatz and the Olympic Park. It's a fantastic setting for active teens who enjoy outdoor adventures, sport, and exploring local traditions.
Highlights for juniors in Munich:
- Picnic afternoons and football in the Englischer Garten
- City tours and shopping in historic areas
- Science fun at the Deutsches Museum
- Day trips to Neuschwanstein Castle or the Bavarian Alps
- Safe, student-friendly neighbourhoods
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