Bremerhaven

Enjoy life on the scenic waterfront when you register for German courses in Bremerhaven, one of Germany's most historic port cities. Bremerhaven was once the largest harbor in the nation, and the city today honors that maritime heritage by remaining Germany's shipbuilding center...

Enjoy life on the scenic waterfront when you register for German courses in Bremerhaven, one of Germany's most historic port cities. Bremerhaven was once the largest harbor in the nation, and the city today honors that maritime heritage by remaining Germany's shipbuilding center and international port. Get acquainted with Bremerhaven's integral role in German emigration – and practice your own German language skills – when you explore the Deutsches Auswandererhaus, a museum dedicated to the 7 million Europeans who came into port here in search of a better life. Students interested in a more old-fashioned glimpse at maritime technology can check out the "Seute Deern," the world's last remaining wooden merchant tall ship, while the Wilhelm Bauer U-Boot museum offers something a little more contemporary. Aside from its numerous educational exhibits and attractions, Bremerhaven is also packed with relaxing entertainment options. After a long day of studying at a German school in Bremerhaven, take a stroll down the mile of restaurants, pubs and cafes found in the historic Fishery Harbor district. Plan an unusual weekend vacation to the Roter Sand Lighthouse on the North Sea. Whether you want to enjoy some experimental performance art at the Fishery Harbor Theater or take a renowned seafood cooking class, Bremerhaven is the perfect place to begin or continue your German education.