If you are thinking about going on Erasmus in Germany but you still don’t know which destination to apply for, in this video we explain you which are the best Erasmus destinations in Germany.
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0:00 Introduction
0:14 Erasmus in Berlin
1:05 Erasmus in Munich
1:37 Erasmus in Hamburg
1:58 Erasmus in Cologne
2:36 Erasmus in Frankfurt
3:02 Erasmus in Heidelberg
3:34 Bye bye
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If you are thinking about doing your Erasmus in Germany and you still don’t know which destination to choose, don’t worry. I’m Morgane from Erasmus Play and in this video I’m going to explain to you which are the best Erasmus destinations in Germany. As you may already know, Berlin is the capital of Germany,
And currently, it is the most requested destination in the country by international students. It is a city full of people and activities, so if you are looking for a great cultural offer, Berlin is the ideal destination for you, since the German capital has numerous museums, bars with live music, second-hand markets,
Festivals, concerts, etc. There is also a very active nightlife practically every day of the week. Some plans that we recommend if you do your Erasmus in Berlin are: spend the day at the Wannsee Lake, take a trip to Potsdam,
And of course, go all over the city of Berlin and visit its incredible museums, monuments and historical buildings. Definitely, its cultural, student and night life makes this city one of the most attractive destinations for international students. The next city is Munich. This is the third most populated city in Germany
And is known for being the beer capital of the world. If you are a beer lover you can enjoy the best and biggest beer gardens in the world. One of these gardens is located in the English Garden. This city also has prestigious universities, such as the
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich or the Technical University of Munich, which attracts many students from technical careers, as it is considered one of the sixty best universities in the world. In third place would be Hamburg. The student atmosphere in this city is very good, it receives every year many international students,
So you will find many student parties. The University of Hamburg is the largest university in the north of the country and one of the most recognized universities in Germany, which also attracts a lot of students. The next city is Cologne. Cologne is one of the oldest cities in Germany
And is located in the west of Germany, on the banks of the Rhine river. It is a very lively city, where you can plan a lot of activities, such as partying at Friesenplatz. Take a walk along the banks of the Rhine River, or visit the old town. Besides, Cologne is
Very close to the Netherlands, Belgium and other German cities such as Düsseldorf, Bonn or Dortmund, which will allow you to easily visit other places during your Erasmus. Another positive aspect of doing your Erasmus in Cologne is that it is a warmer city than Berlin or Hamburg.
In fifth place would be Frankfurt. It is the main urban center of the Rhine-Main region, and is characterized by being a city of business and full of skyscrapers, which contrasts quite a lot with the rest of German cities. In addition, given the size of Frankfurt,
It is very convenient to live there, you can move around by public transport, bicycle or on foot. Moreover, this is a very modern, diverse and multicultural city. And the last city is Heidelberg. This is a universitary town, so you will find a lot of students, both German and international.
Heidelberg is a small city, with a lot of historical buildings and places, for example the Heildelberg castle, one of the most visited places in Germany, or also the University of Heidelberg, which is considered the oldest university in Germany. Another positive aspect
Is that this city is quite inexpensive city, especially in comparison with other German cities. That is the end of today’s video. This would be our list of best cities to do Erasmus in Germany. Don’t forget to subscribe to our
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