Why learn German in Düsseldorf?
Düsseldorf, a diverse city
The city itself is as diverse as the German courses on offer in Düsseldorf: Whether it is art, culinary arts or careers – Düsseldorf is at the cutting edge in many areas of life.
Green spaces are not neglected in Düsseldorf either: in the middle of the city is Germany’s first and oldest public garden, the Hofgarten. Further north is the Nordpark with the Japanese Garden.
The many parks invite you to relax after your German course or to use the German skills you have learned right away during a picnic.
Düsseldorf and architecture
The architecture in Düsseldorf is varied and has many highlights, such as the Gehry buildings in the MedienHafen or the Kö-Bogen 1 and 2. After your German course, you can explore the city and take in the sights.
Thanks to the attractive city architecture, shopping in Düsseldorf is also a very special experience and in the Old Town you can experience the Rhineland lifestyle up close. This makes Düsseldorf an ideal city to learn German.
