Arriving in Germany

Bamberg via Nuremberg Airport: safe, convenient and reasonable

The shortest and simplest way to Bamberg is from Nuremberg airport. Length of journey: ca. 70 minutes. Changes: 1x Cost: € 10 (train ticket) + €1,80 (underground ticket) = € 11,80 From the airport, take the underground and the train to Bamberg. So that you can find your way immediately, here is a detailed description >>> >>> >>>

German culture - exhibition in Nuremberg

What is German?

A difficult question. The Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg features this topic on a 1.5000 square meters exhibition. The project deliberately avoids giving visitors hard and fast answers. Rather, the presentation will provide impulses for pursuing the question of what is German. The focus will be on the communicative potential of the medium exhibition as a venue for productive analysis and not just conveying information. Five topics - longing, faith, character, intellect and Vaterland (Fatherland) - reveals facets of the central question, Until the 3rd of October 2006. Come and join one of our regularly trips to Nuernberg and visit the exhibition with us. >>>

Practical Information for Visitors to Germany

Tips for emergencies

Germany is known for being one of the safest countries in the Europe Union, and while you could possibly find yourself on some of Earth's safest spots in Germany's smaller towns and villages, travelling in larger cities can be dangerous.
| health and security | medical emergencies | car accident emergencies | lost and stolen property | list of emergency numbers | embassies | >>>

German music

German pop music

“Pop in German is in.” This can be seen more and more frequently in the German hit parade, although it was formerly dominated by songs in English. What began in the eighties with Nena (“99 Luftballons”), Ideal, Extrabreit and Kraftwerk, is now being continued with Rosenstolz and Xavier Naidoo. Here are the new stars and some music recommendations >>>

Language magazine

New language magazine: Deutsch Perfekt

For German learners there is now a new training tool available: " German perfekt ". This monthly language magazine offers reports from Germany, Austria and the Switzerland for three different language levels: for beginners to advanced student. >>>