Marienplatz with Neues Rathaus and Frauenkirche towers, Munich

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Translators in Germany

Translators in Germany, city by city

350 translators in Germany, in 17 cities. Munich (190), Berlin (63) and Frankfurt (31) hold 81% of them between them.

350translators
17cities
11languages
Photo: Guido Radig (CC BY 4.0)

Showing all 17 cities.

Cities350 in 17 cities

Marienplatz with Neues Rathaus and Frauenkirche towers, MunichMunichGermany190translatorsOf all translators in Germany190 of 35054% Berlin skyline panorama with Fernsehturm, Reichstag, and Brandenburger TorBerlinGermany63translatorsOf all translators in Germany63 of 35018% Frankfurt skyline with Römerberg old town in the foreground and modern skyscrapers behindFrankfurtGermany31translatorsOf all translators in Germany31 of 3509% Panoramic view of Nuremberg old town with red-tiled rooftops and church spiresNurembergGermany13translatorsOf all translators in Germany13 of 3504% Hamburg skyline with Rathaus and church spires reflected across the Binnenalster lake at duskHamburgGermany11translatorsOf all translators in Germany11 of 3503% Dresden skyline seen from across the Elbe river, with the Frauenkirche dome and Hofkirche tower rising above the Baroque cityscapeDresdenGermany8translatorsOf all translators in Germany8 of 3502% Düsseldorf skyline with Rheinturm tower and River Rhine, viewed from the opposite bankDüsseldorfGermany7translatorsOf all translators in Germany7 of 3502% Stuttgart city centre viewed from the Hauptbahnhof tower, showing Königstrasse, Stiftskirche and surrounding hillsStuttgartGermany6translatorsOf all translators in Germany6 of 3502% Cologne Cathedral and Great St. Martin Church seen from across the Rhine on a sunny dayCologneGermany4translatorsOf all translators in Germany4 of 3501% The cathedral and Stone Bridge of Regensburg, GermanyRegensburgGermany4translatorsOf all translators in Germany4 of 3501% Heidelberg old town panorama from the Alte Brücke, with castle on the hill and church steeplesHeidelbergGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% Augustusplatz Leipzig with City-Hochhaus tower and Paulinum university building under blue skyLeipzigGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% The seven spires of Lubeck rising from the island old townLubeckGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% Balloons over the old town of MünsterMünsterGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% The Porta Nigra at Trier, the Roman city gate that has stood since about 170TrierGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% The Marienberg fortress above the old bridge over the Main at WurzburgWurzburgGermany2translatorsOf all translators in Germany2 of 3501% Munsterplatz square in Freiburg im Breisgau with Kornhaus, fish fountain and outdoor cafes on a sunny dayFreiburgGermany1translatorOf all translators in Germany1 of 3500%

By language

5 languages are recorded often enough in Germany to have a page of its own.

Where these came from

These translators come from 8 sources, led by an Italian consulate (146), a French diplomatic mission (116) and mzv.gov.cz (36).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many translators does this page cover in Germany?
350, across 17 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Germany has the most?
Munich, with 190. Munich (190), Berlin (63) and Frankfurt (31) together hold 81% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only translators in Germany?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody practises there.