You like to travel and you are interested in culture and languages?
- In that case come to us! Get to know the Austrian capital Vienna
with its various cultural traditions and let the world-wide unique
art treasures enchant you. After a stroll through the historic streets
and squares of the imperial city you can relax in a café, drinking
a delicious cup of coffee. You want to be out in the open? - Go
on a relaxing hike through the Vienna Woods or improve your handicap
at the golf course and learn almost effortlessly the German language
in small, international classes.
German course
German course from 2 weeks on with 20 lessons German standard course
per week for all ages.
Cultural programme
Two to three times per week we organize a cultural and leisure programme
which is included in the price. Talks about Austrian music, art
and literature, tours of the sights of Vienna and excursions are
part of this programme.
Leisure
Hiking is a popular pastime
in Vienna, the city with the most grass and woodland in Europe.
Cosy wine taverns, the Vienna Woods and the vineyards are traditional
destinations. And well sign-posted city trails take you to famous
landmarks such as the Prater or Kahlenberg hill.
Culture: We are pleased
to assist you in booking your theatre, opera and concert tickets.
Details of cultural events in Vienna can be obtained from the
school office at any time.
Golf and wellness: If you
are interested we can offer you Wienerberg Golf Club, a fabulous
9-hole course in the heart of Vienna that also boasts sauna, solarium
and massage facilities.
Accommodation
You are accommodated in selected hotels in comfortable single or double
rooms with breakfast or half-board. We will be pleased to organize
a transfer from the airport/railway station to your accommodation
and back.
Lessons:
German course (20) + cultural
programme (5).
Group size
average 8-12
Level:
all levels
Duration:
2-4 weeks.
Age:
50+
Starting dates:
Mar 29, 2010 / May 03, 2010 / Jun 07, 2010 / Jul 05, 2010 / Aug 02, 2010 / Aug 30, 2010 / Sep 27, 2010 / Oct 25, 2010 / Nov 29, 2010 / Jan 03, 2011 /
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