Neues Gymnasium Nürnberg, Secondary school in Nuremberg, Germany.
Neues Gymnasium Nürnberg is an educational complex located at Weddigenstrasse 21 with distinctive architectural features from the late 1800s. The building houses classrooms, music rooms, and specialized departments supporting both German and French curriculum paths.
The school was founded in 1889 and became an educational center in Nuremberg. It has stood through major shifts in German history, including both world wars, and continues operating as a learning institution today.
The school serves as a meeting point for students from across the city who pursue both traditional academics and specialized paths like music. Its dual certification program in German and French education reflects the European outlook that shapes daily learning here.
The campus is accessible by public transportation and has clear pathways for visitors. Contact information including phone number 0911-231-14230 and email ngn-nbg@ngn-online.de is available if you need to arrange a visit or have questions beforehand.
The school is known for a specialized string instrument class where music plays a central role in the daily schedule. This combination of intensive music training with regular academic subjects attracts students wanting to pursue both interests together.
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