Vienna

German school in Vienna

Our German school in Vienna is conveniently located in the city centre, in the district of the embassy, in front of Schloss Belvedere, 15 minutes by bus from the city centre. 

The school is on the first floor of a completely reformed historical building. The minimum age to study German in the school is 16 years old. However, the majority of the students are between 18 and 35 years old. The school has an animated and multicultural environment. During your German course in Vienna, you will meet new friends from around the world. Also, the German teachers are specialised in new methodologies and use the latest materials. 

Facilities at the school

• Welcoming classrooms in a modern and bright environment
• Totally equipped library with multimedia facilities and 17 computers with free access to the internet
• Wifi available throughout the complex
• Access to newspapers, magazines, DVDs and CDs for free
• Student room with coffe, drinks and snacks machines
• 15 additional classrooms in the adjacent units in the school 

Accreditations

The school is accredited by:

Vienna

Vienna is known as the European capital of culture. It is a metropolis with charm, atmosphere and a unique style. It has excellent buildings, it is a friendly and safe city with inspiration in every corner and allows you to discover this fantastic part of Europe. 

Useful information

Interests

• Vienna is the capital of Austria and has 2 million inhabitants. It can be found on the banks of the river Danube. The flow of visitors from all around the world has made Vienna the most popular city centre as a tourist destination in Austria. 
• The climate in Austria is generally good, and reaches temperatures of 20ºC or 30ºC in the summer, and 0º in winter. 
• Vienna is the city of romance. It is a dream for romantics, or for lovers of history. There are thousands of tourist places to visit. You can walk through medieval alleyways or through imperial plazas; visiting the Schönbrunn Palace or the Imperial palace (Hofburg), following in the steps of Empress Sissi and admire the dazzling architectural pieces in the boulevard Ring. 
• In Vienna, you will find an atmosphere full of history, with all of the comforts of a modern city.
• Vienna, the city of culture. Vienna has an immense display of cultural attractions that include classical or experimental theatre, cinema or dance festivals, opera and concerts. It doesn´t matter what time of year it is, there is always something new and exciting going on in this city. 
• If you prefer something of another taste, you can visit one of the famous cafes in Vienna or the traditional taverns that specialise in wine, and try all of the Viennese specialities. 
• Vienna, city of music. Vienna has been synonymous with music for centuries. In fact, it is the birthplace of Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Johann Strauss. The excellent musical legacy is still present nowadays. The Viennese philharmonic orchestra is one of the best in the world, the young singers from Vienna have a successful track record worldwide, and the Vienna Conservatory have given countless artists of all disciplines who have been awarded internationally. It is the perfect city for music lovers. 
• Vienna, city of art. Vienna has been the home to hundreds of world calibre artists for centuries. The passion for art from the monarchs and Viennese leaders has converted Vienna into an artistic treasure par excellence. The museum of Bellas Artes, for example, is one of the biggest in the world and welcomes works of art of incalcuable value. The art will accompany you in every corner of Vienna, including some metro stations that are considered works of art for their elegance and "Jugendstil" style of Otto Wagner. 

Public Transport 

The public transport system in Vienna is excellent. The metro, the tram and the buses are safe and clean. The metro system is very easy to use and at night, there is a network of night buses - a cheaper alternative to taxis. 

Also, a recommendable option is to use a bike. Since 2002, the city offers public bicycles (Stadtrad) in different parts of the city. You can get them for free by leaving a small deposit, and use them to get around the city. There are many beautiful cycle routes in the city, like the route next to the Danube. 

What to see in Vienna

• La Ringstrasse is the most important avenue in the city, and is constructed in the same place as the ancient wall. Here you can find the most famous buildings in Vienna. 
• Vienna opera. There is nothing more well known in the world than the Vienna opera. Get to know about the opera theatre and how to visit the majestic interior. 
• The Austrian Parliament was constructed in the nineteeth century in a classic style, and it is the most notable building in the Ringstrasse. 
• Schönbrunn Palace. Constructed in the 17th century, the Schönbrunn palace served for many years as the summer residence for the imperial family in Vienna. Both the inside and the gardens are worth a visit. 
• Hofburg Palace. Hofburg Palace has been the residence of the Habsburgo for more than 600 years. It is the most visited place in Vienna and is an essential place to visit. 
• The Belvedere Palace was constructed as the summer residence for Prince Eugenio of Saboya. Nowadays, it is an art museum and there is nothing left of the palace interior. 
• El Prater is a popular recreation space where there is the oldest theme park in the world. The big wheel, 60m high, is one of the symbols of Vienna. 
• Hundertwasserhaus is a residential block created by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, an Austrian artist that many people call Gaudi. 
• Stadtpark. Open to the public since 1862, the park in the city (Stadtpark) is the preferred park for many Viennese people as many tourists visit the capital. 
• The Imperial Crypt (Kaisergruft) is the place in which the rest of the Austrian royalty relax. In it, there are more than 150 graves, the most visited being of Emperor Franz Joseph. 
• The Spanish school of horse riding, created in 1572, forms part of Hofburg and consists of one of the most renowned institutions in Vienna. Their horses are known worldwide. 
• Austrian National Library. Constructed in the 18th century under the order of Emperor Charles IV, the Austrian National Library is one of the most beautiful historical libraries in the world. 
• Mozart´s house. Between the years 1784 and 1787, Mozart, the most renowned composer of all times, lived here with his family in this apartment on Domgasse street. 
• The tower of Danube (officially, Donauturm) is a tower 250m high, and from it you can see the majorty of Vienna. It has a revolving restaurant. 
• Naschmarkt. Flowers, meat, bread and all type of food come togehter in Naschmarkt, the most well known market in Vienna, a market that has been held since the 16th century. 

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