SAARLAND

The small and cosy West German state of Saarland is ideal for nature lovers and those looking for a quiet life. Thanks to its proximity to the French border, Saarland offers a bicultural life with both German and French influences. The city is surrounded by hiking trails, cycle paths and natural parks.

Saarland University, founded in 1948, is home to around 17,000 students. It has particularly strong programmes in computer science, nanotechnology and law. The campus offers extensive libraries, sports facilities and cultural event spaces for students. There are also language courses and adaptation programmes for international students.

Living in Saarland

Saarland is a small but charming state in western Germany. Saarland offers a peaceful life intertwined with nature and is a place where you can find a beautiful blend of both German and French cultures. While enjoying the tranquillity in Saarland, do not forget to discover the cultural richness. Saarbrücken Castle will take you on a journey in time with its historical atmosphere. If you are interested in industrial heritage, be sure to visit the Völklingen Iron and Steel Works, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with fascinating stories of the industrial past. The annual Max Ophüls Film Festival is also a platform for discovering young directors and a great experience for the audience. And at the Saarland Flavours Festival, you can look forward to tasting both French and German cuisine!