What ages does this camp accept?

This camp welcomes children aged 10–18.

Is this a day camp or residential camp?

This is a residential (overnight) camp — children stay on-site for the full session.

What activities are offered?

Activities include Sports, Film And Tv, Academic, Water Activities, Water, Games, Excursions, Bike Touring, Swimming, Adventure, Basketball, Arts, Campfire, Academic, Adventure, Languages, Animation, Fitness, Volleyball, Hiking, Sports, Intentional Social Skill Development.

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Mandl Language Camps Vienna

by Mandl Language Camps

Vienna, AustriaShow on map

Ages10–18 yrs

FocusGerman

LevelAll levels

Language lessonsGerman

Mandl Language Camps runs this residential language camp in Vienna, Austria. The camp welcomes children aged 10–18, with sports, arts & crafts, and adventure on the programme. Typically open June to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–3 weeks. Activities run in German.

Residential German camp in Vienna, Austria

For summer 2026, I have selected four course locations, each of which perfectly represents our beautiful country. We will start in Vienna for the older students, then continue south to Seeboden am Millstättersee, then to Angerberg in Tyrol, and finally to Bad Goisern in the Salzkammergut, the heart of Austria. All camps are advertised for slightly different age groups, and we welcome children aged 10 to 18. For our German lessons, a basic level of A1 is required, but there are no upper limits. The children learn in groups of up to 9 people for 4 hours in the morning and 1 hour in the evening, Monday to Friday. In the afternoons and on weekends, various activities and excursions are offered, which the students can choose from on site. The ideal course duration is 2 weeks, but we offer programs ranging from 1 to 6 weeks.

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Activities

Special focus

German · Languages

Levels welcomeA1 — BeginnerA2 — ElementaryB1 — IntermediateB2 — Upper intermediateC1 — AdvancedC2 — Proficient

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Safety & Supervision

Staff to camper ratio1:7

24/7 supervision

A doctor or hospital is available nearby at each course location. Children must have valid European health insurance or travel health insurance. For minor injuries and ailments, there is a well-stocked medicine cabinet in the house with common medications.

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Screen time policy

Mobile phones may be used at all times except during lessons and meals.

Accommodation & campus

Where your child sleeps

Bedrooms

Shared bedrooms

Bathrooms

Ensuite bathrooms & Bathrooms shared between rooms

Vienna: In Vienna, our students live in spacious apartments within easy reach of the city center and close to Schönbrunn Palace. Breakfast and dinner are served in the apartment building, and students receive lunch at school. Seeboden: The cozy Villa Friedheim, a well-maintained two-story building with a large garden and terrace, is available exclusively to our group. From here, it's only a 5-minute walk to the swimming area at the lake. There is plenty of space for classes, a beautiful multipurpose room, and many of the rooms even have their own balconies. Angerberg: The Forellenhof in Angerberg is a former hotel with many spacious double rooms, balconies, and a large outdoor area. The rooms and furniture are decorated in typical Tyrolean country style. There is a trout pond and a mini golf course right next to the complex. Bad Goisern: We are staying in a beautiful youth hostel right in the town. We are not the only group in the large building, but our students have a separate area and our own classrooms. The rooms are large and have 4-6 beds. In front of the building there is a basketball court, tennis court, and soccer field.