It will be a great decision to study in Germany. You have a large number of top German universities to choose from, and German universities charge little or no tuition. However, of course, studying in Germany is not just about staying on campus. As an international student, all the cultural experiences and natural beauty in Germany are still waiting for you to explore.
In many ways, Germany is the center of modern Europe, whether geographically, economically or as one of the leading political forces in the European Union. Germany is also a multicultural melting pot and an international center of art, automobile design and Oktoberfest.
There are many great creatives and thinkers in German history, including Goethe, Beethoven, Bach, and the recent tragic history of the 2th century. In Germany, you will find German cultural relics and landscapes. The following are some things that you must try when studying in Germany. If you study in Germany, you must try these things so as not to leave regrets for your study in Germany.
1. Explore Berlin
Location: Berlin
The top universities in Berlin are: Humboldt University of Berlin (ranked 134th among QS World Universities in 214-215); Free University of Berlin (QS ranked 15th in the world); Technical University of Berlin (TU in Berlin for short, QS ranked 192nd in the world)
The capital of Germany is unique. Studying here, you will never stop learning. There are many great historical sites here. You can visit the historical sites including the Berlin Wall, the Holocaust Memorial Hall, Checkpoint Charlie and Potsdam Square. Although the city has a history of ups and downs, scars left by the Second World War, and a beautiful vision for the future, Berlin's history has made Berlin a modern city today, and it is full of amazing diversity, openness and history. The significance of Berlin is far more than just a historical relic. It has many other things. Berlin has a thriving film industry, colorful nightlife, excellent food and eclectic underground music. From the magnificent Brandenburg Gate to the fashionable Alexandria Square, Berlin is quite different from other capital cities.
2. Neuschwanstein Castle
Location: Fu Sen, Bavaria
The top universities in Bavaria are: Munich University (ranked 52nd in the world); Technical university of munich (ranked 54th in the world); University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (ranked 285th in the world); University of Wü rzburg (ranked 341st in the world); University of Regensburg (ranked 395th in the world); Thanks to reuter University (ranked 481st-49th in the world).
Neuschwanstein Castle is a 19th century Romanesque revival palace and one of the most beautiful castles in the world. Neuschwanstein Castle is made by Germany? Fairy tale king? Commissioned by Vichy II of Bavaria, it has a very special position in German history. After the death of the king's grandfather, the eccentric king of Germany began to rebuild the palace, which was his favorite thing to do since his childhood.
In combination with Vichy II's love of opera, Richard Wagner, a composer, is the most striking one. Vichy II built a safe haven for himself, in which he can live his own medieval thoughts. However, before the palace was completed, Vichy II died mysteriously by the lake. Today, visiting Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the favorite things that more than 1.3 million tourists do when they travel to Germany every year. Neuschwanstein Castle is also widely regarded as the inspiration of Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland.
3. Christmas Market
Location: German cities (such as Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, etc.)
The top universities in Germany are: Heidelberg University (ranked 49th in the world); University of Munich (ranked 52nd in the world); Technical university of munich (ranked 54th in the world).
One of the best things about studying in countries in the northern hemisphere is Christmas in winter. Christmas can burn the atmosphere of the whole winter, and Germany certainly knows how to make this festival the most festive. It doesn't matter if the daytime is short and the temperature is low. Put on warm clothes and explore the famous German Christmas Market. Christmas market is found in almost every town and city in Germany and has become a very popular activity in Europe. Have a glass of Christmas hot red wine (this is warm red wine mixed with fruits and spices) and fried apple rings, and then finish your Christmas shopping here at one time.
4. Oktoberfest
Location: Munich, Bavaria
The first-class German universities in Munich are: Munich University (ranked 52nd in the world); Technical university of munich (ranked 54th in the world).
Germany is one of the largest beer brewing countries in the world, and it is one of the things that must be done in Germany to often find time to taste some of the best beer in the world. The most popular way to taste the most wine is to join the Oktoberfest in Munich. The Oktoberfest in Munich started in late September and lasted for two weeks, attracting about 6 million tourists to this Bavarian capital city every year. Forget about your books and devote yourself to the Oktoberfest in Munich these days. You may find that most German students are doing the same thing as you, and even many lecturers are doing the same!
5. Summer Fireworks Festival
Location: along the Rhine, all the way through Mannheim, Karlsruhe, Offenburg and Frejborg
The top university in the Rhine: Heidelberg University (ranked 49th in the world); University of Freiburg (ranked 121st in the world); Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT for short, ranked 127th in the world); Mannheim University (ranked 328th in the world).
In summer in Germany, from May to September, something special will happen on the Rhine. On summer nights, the Rhine River, the longest and most important river in Europe, will be lit by lights and display dramatic fireworks. You can watch it by boat on the Rhine River or along the open area along the Rhine River.
these spectacular riverside fireworks are called? Rhine Fireworks Festival? (Fireworks on the banks of the Rhine), there will be dinner activities during the activity, where you will find different perspectives of enjoying fireworks, and castles, palaces, picturesque villages and beautiful Rhine landscape are in harmony.
6. Wagner Opera Festival
Location: Bayreuther, Bavaria
The top university in Bayreuth: Bayreuter University (ranked 481st-49th in the world).
If you can get tickets (many people want to get a ticket, so there is a long waiting list), Wagner Opera Festival is one of the things that drama and opera lovers must do in Germany. Go to Bayreuther, a city in the northeast of Bavaria, and witness this famous festival together. The Wagner Opera Festival is held from late July to August every year.
The performance of the Music Festival will be held at the reuter Festival Theatre, which is composed by composer Richard? A unique theater designed by Wagner himself. People wait five to ten years to get tickets for the Wagner Opera Festival, but you can try your luck and see if you can get tickets, and don't forget your return ticket when you go. Otherwise, you will get stuck in a traffic jam with other people who try the same thing with you.
7. Driving through the romantic road
Location: Wü rzburg to Fessen
The top universities in Bavaria are: Munich University (ranked 52nd in the world); Technical university of munich (ranked 54th in the world); University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (ranked 285th in the world); University of Wü rzburg (ranked 341st in the world); University of Regensburg (ranked 395th in the world); Thanks to reuter University (ranked 481st-49th in the world).
It stretches from Wü rzburg in northern Bavaria to the south of Fu Sen. This 3-kilometer romantic road in Germany is another most famous thing to do in Germany. This is a route full of historical sites and scenery. The romantic road will take tourists through the old city surrounded by medieval walls, vineyards, palaces and castles in the past, and finally through quaint villages. All these can give you a deeper understanding of the history, art and culture of this area. Whether you are looking for a romantic trip, hiking trails, German cuisine, or ski resorts, you can find all of them on the romantic road.
8. Grilled Fish Festival (Scotch Whiskey Experience)
Location: Vorms, western Germany
The top universities in western Germany are: Aachen University of Technology (ranked 147th in the world; Germany ranks 9 th); University of Bonn (ranked 177th in the world; Germany ranks 11 th); University of Mainz; University of Frankfurt (ranked 217th in the world; Germany ranks 14th)
Don't be scared by this name, no matter what? Festival? Or? City? Scared. In late August, I went to Vorms's Rhineland-Pfalcz (located in the west of Germany) to celebrate the traditional grilled fish festival (Scotch whisky experience), where there are the biggest wine, food and folk festivals on both sides of the Rhine. Fishermen's Association is the oldest organization in Germany. The activities of Grilled Fish Festival include lantern parade, tug-of-war competition, tug-of-war and afternoon of traditional housewives.
9. Cologne Carnival
Location: Cologne (and cities around Germany)
The top universities in Cologne are: Aachen University of Technology (ranked 147th in the world; Germany ranks 9 th); University of Bonn (ranked 177th in the world; Germany ranks 11 th); University of Mü nster (ranked 249th in the world; Germany ranks 16th); University of Cologne (ranked 35th in the world; Germany ranks 23 rd); Bochum University (ranked 388th in the world; Germany ranks 28 th); University of Dü sseldorf (ranked 411th-42th in the world; Germany ranks 32 nd); Dortmund University of Technology (ranked 491st-5th in the world; Germany ranks 36 th); Bielefeld University (ranked 51st-55th in the world; Germany ranks 38 th).
every year, at 11: 11 on November 11th (this time and date was the armistice time of World War I in 1918), the carnival is declared open? There is no better place to join the carnival in Cologne. Cologne is one of the most popular cities in Germany to study abroad. During the carnival, the whole street will be very lively, and you will be drowned in parades, concerts and colorful costumes.
traditionally, it coincides with the Easter celebrations, and there is a week-long street art festival, which will be held between the feast day on Thursday of Lent and the ash Wednesday, so it has almost become the most important day of Oktoberfest in Munich. One thing you must do during Easter in Germany is to attend a carnival. Cologne Carnival is just one of them, and there are many similar festivals all over Germany.
1. Experience the bustling city of Hamburg at sea
Location: Hamburg
The top universities in Hamburg are: Hamburg University (ranked 192nd in the world; Germany ranks 12th)
Hamburg is not only the second largest city in Germany, but also the richest city in this country. Hamburg has a very important position in the history of shipping, which is the third busiest port in the world (after London and new york). Perhaps Hamburg is not as famous as Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities in Germany, but it is still worth seeing, if you want to experience the different feelings of German cities. Some buildings in Hamburg are shaped like ocean liners, artificial beaches, Gothic warehouses and fish markets. You must visit Hamburg yourself and find out why nearly 1.8 million people call this German city home.
There are more things you can do in Germany:
Why not challenge yourself to take part in a Berlin marathon?
Take a look at Trier, the oldest city in Germany.
how about curry sausage? This is a street snack unique to Germany.
liberate yourself from your study and have a taste? kaffee und kuchen? (that is, coffee and cake).
Take a look at Frankfurt, the birthplace of the very influential German poet Goethe (1749-1832).