Living and working in Augsburg, Germany
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- čas přidán 10. 11. 2016
- Augsburg is the third-largest city in the state of Bavaria in Germany. This beautiful and historic city which boasts some stunning examples of renaissance architecture, was founded in 15 BC by the Roman Emperor Augustus, making it one of Germany’s oldest cities. The old town centre is charming and the many canals and bridges throughout add to Augsburg’s appeal. They call to mind a time when water was used to power the machines of local businesses and a prospering textile industry made Augsburg a thriving centre. This very special city is also well known as the home of Jakob Fugger, one of the richest merchants of the 15th century. It is the birthplace of Bertolt Brecht and Leopold Mozart, the father of the composer. Today, Augsburg is a thriving city of comfortable size with so much to offer in terms of recreation, culture and amenities. The numerous sport clubs offer a wide variety of individual and team sports as diverse as ice-hockey and football, gymnastics, white water rafting, water skiing and wakeboarding. Nature lovers will love the city’s proximity to forests and rivers and the many opportunities this city provides for enjoying the great outdoors.
Because Augsburg is so very close to Munich and has so much to offer, more and more people are choosing to live there and commute to and from Munich which is just over 30 minutes away.
With a new three lane highway, connecting Augsburg to Munich and Ulm, it is not surprising, that Augsburg is also home to a number of international companies. The International School, located in Gersthofen, just outside of Augsburg, is a key factor for internationally-mobile families re-locating to the Munich area. The school, which is known for its exceptionally welcoming culture, is a fully accredited International Baccalaureate school offering both the Primary Years Programme and the IB Diploma. The school has an excellent academic track record and is is also known locally for its commitment to the visual and performing arts as well as its lively sports programe. At ISA, students are supported and challenged to do their very best. The school’s commitment to language learning is notable, not only for the intensive support provided for those new to speaking English, but also for the remarkable range of mother tongue support lessons on offer.
International School Augsburg, is characterized by a wonderful combination of professionalism, creativity and academic rigor and is rapidly becoming the school of choice in the greater Munich area.
For more information, please visit isa-augsburg.com.
The most under rated city by travel companies....Augsburg has so much to offer.
I was fortunate enough to be stationed in the beautiful city of Augsburg twice, from 1986 to 88 and from 90 to 91, still miss it!
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Yo estuve en esta Ciudad por 5 meses y quede encantado de Augsburg.
Jamas olvidare tan linda experiencia de Vivir en Alemania.
Stationed at Sheridan Kaserne U.S. Army Field Artillery 1982 to 1986 what a beautiful City.
I was stationed at Reece 1982 to 1987. My wife was the barber there.
@@RenateYoung Very cool, same time I was there she probably cut my hair during our tour over there. 1st / 18th Field Artillery SSG Chief of Section....
I love Augsburg. Grew up there with the army
Me too.
@micheal s totten @ sue chun ME THREE!
Vermisse meine Heimatstadt ❤🇩🇪
Dann komm halt Mal wieder nach Hause , Grüße aus Augsburg 👋😁
absolutely love this city. i have the pleasure of working there for a week every month and it is an absolute pleasure. absolutely beautiful city and it feels very safe. Wrestling, Kickboxing, and MMA are available now in the city too! Invirtus MMA, Wrestling Aux, and Camp JMS! quality programs
Augsburg, one of the nicest cities in German, and the world.
@@celesta1.1 Close to Sheridan Kascern lovely neighbor Hood.
Ji apne Sahi kaha . love from India 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Beautiful I was born in Augsburg
My Oldest Daughter was born in Augsburg November 1970. I loved that town. My Daughter was born at the Army Base on Kaiser Kacern.
@@leefrancis4078 very nice,in Germany everything clean streets, alleys, public places not like here in phoenix where I live
@@michaelpetzold452 Yes l live in Southern California but I had a sister who lived in Mesa. I understand your meaning. Sprenken Kline Detusch?
@@leefrancis4078 when I was child sprenken kline Deutsche but when I arrived at Fort Campbell Kentucky in 1973 there were no German school for me to attend so very slowly my German vocabulary disappeared :(
@@michaelpetzold452 l understand German was my first language but my grammar was terrible.
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I WOULD LOBVE TO VISIT THERE
Do you pick a university track at the age of 14?
Augustus, my mannnnn...!
The city of Jambla, I married a woman from this city. I am Egyptian
Which is known for it's "lively" sports programme (kid with ball serving a volleyball while standing still)
Woah! I almost felt the energy of that one slow down kid - you might have a heart attack!
I think maybe you should have picked a better sport to go with that statement maybe basketball, hockey or football: anything that involves moving more.
It felt like I was almost watching a depressed teenager non nonchalantly hitting a ball with how slow this was presented "lively" is not a word I would use with these visuals.
A-men-ities?? That's sexist...!!