Learn German in Austria - Vienna Language School

Cultura Wien:
At our warm and welcoming school Cultura Wien in the centre of the magical Austrian city Vienna, we always take our time to select the most appropriate German course for you, to answer your questions, to assist you on practical matters, give information and accompany you on cultural or social activities.You will learn German in a professional, but relaxed atmosphere, being motivated by helpful teachers (native speakers) and your rapid progress.

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CULTURA WIEN has welcomed students from more than 60 countries over the past years. The average age of our students is 22-28 years, slightly younger during the summer term.

We are looking forward to welcoming you as our student at CULTURA WIEN!

One-to-One German Tuition; Intensive German Courses; Evening German Courses, German & Music Courses; ÖSD Examination and Preparation German Courses; Summer German courses.

CULTURA WIEN is a member of CAMPUS AUSTRIA, an association of Austrian language schools, which offer German courses. CAMPUS AUSTRIA is recognised by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education and the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Membership is based upon self-imposed strict quality criteria, high teaching quality according to the latest guidelines, a commitment to constant in-service teacher training and regular inspection of all the services the school has to offer.

CULTURA WIEN is an examination-centre for the internationally recognised "Austrian Language Diploma" ("Österreichisches Sprachdiplom Deutsch") ÖSD.

From Schönbrunn Palace to the Giant Ferris Wheel:

Take the underground (U4) out to Schönbrunn Palace - but do not get off the train until the station called "Hietzing". This is the much nicer side, for here you can enter the extensive gardens through the "Hietzing Gate", where you are immediately faced with the historical glass-and-steel Palm House. Take a walk up to Gloriette where a spectacular view over the palace and the city awaits you at the café. Or you can visit the Zoo.

In the palace itself, rent an "Audio Guide" for an individual tour through the magnificent state rooms to see the living and working atmosphere of the Hapsburgs.

Now take the U4 back to the city centre where at first you can stroll across Karlsplatz with the Church of St. Charles Borromeo and Otto Wagner's Stadtbahn pavilions.

There's the guided tour in the State Opera House: the grand staircase, marble foyer and red-and-gold auditorium are well worth seeing. Afterwards, you will pass the Hotel Sacher behind the opera - famous for its chocolate cake - and take in the Monument against War and Fascism by Alfred Hrdlicka on Albertinaplatz.

Not far from here (Neuer Markt/Tegethoffstrasse), go down to the Imperial Burial Vault, the final resting-place of the Hapsburgs' bones. From here, take the city bus (3A) or walk through Annagasse to Schwarzenbergplatz, behind which rise the exquisite gardens of the baroque Belvedere Palace - enjoy a great view of the city centre from the Upper Belvedere, in which the Austrian Gallery has a permanent exhibit of works by Klimt, Schiele and Kokoschka.

Enjoy Vienna’s cultural life to the fullest – after all, Vienna is a center for theater and music: in addition to the traditional venues, musicals, and concert stages, there is a lively alternative scene with numerous cabarets and venues for live music – check out Jazzland or Porgy & Bess.

There's a busy nightlife in the pedestrian zones around Stephansplatz until the early morning hours. No problem finding a nice streetside café or good entertainment in one of the many side streets.