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Upcoming Registration

Our weekend extensive and fasttrack courses are starting on 14.01.2023. You are sure to find a suitable course in our extensive range of courses.

Learn German from the market leader. The Goethe-Institut offers German language courses and exams in over 90 countries.

Highly qualified German teachers and first-class learning materials
German courses for all levels
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Library

At our library, get access to hundreds of print and electronic reference and language resources, browse through the internet, unwind with the latest PS4 games, or attend one of the library’s many events. Our friendly and professional staff is eager to serve you.

Opening Hours and Lending Services

Our library is a place for encounters, reading and exploring new things. A library card is required for lending.

Tue-Sat: 09:30 – 18:00 hrs.
Sun: 11:00 – 16:00 hrs.

Lending

Projects

Discover the different activities of the library.

Projects

BibToGo

How about having all services of our library at your fingertips, anytime and anywhere?
This is now possible with our digital membership app BibToGo!

BibToGo

Library

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Themes

Discover our work

Goethe Kino

Goethe Kino is a monthly film series screening contemporary films from Germany, curated by filmmaker and critic Subasri Krishnan. The film can be streamed on the Goethe-on-Demand platform.

Storytelling
Once Upon a Tomorrow

Once Upon a Tomorrow brings together narrative experts to think, explore, prototype — and imagine new modes of narrative change that lead to collective action of hope.

City Contours

German cities are as diverse as the landscape that surrounds them. Our authors have taken a close look at things small and large which make German cities so unique and lovable.