AKAZA Language School Leipzig is located at Lutherstraße 10, 04315 Leipzig – just a few minutes away from Leipzig Central Station. It could hardly be more central: whether you arrive by train, tram or bus, you can reach us quickly and plan your journey in a relaxed way.
From Leipzig Central Station, the best option is to travel to the Friedrich-List-Platz / Listplatz stop. The main tram lines you can take are lines 1, 3 and 8. Depending on the timetable, tram line 9 may also be a suitable connection. From the stop, it is only a short walk to Lutherstraße 10.
Bus lines 72 and 73 also take you close to AKAZA Language School Leipzig. You can get off at Friedrich-List-Platz / Listplatz as well.
In total, it usually takes only around 7 to 10 minutes to get from Leipzig Central Station to AKAZA Language School Leipzig, including the short walk. If you enjoy walking, you can also cover the distance on foot in about 20 minutes.
AKAZA Language School in Leipzig is very easy to reach and is located between the central station, the city centre and Leipzig East. This is especially practical if you would like to grab a coffee before your course, have something to eat during your lunch break, or head into the city after class.
In the surrounding area, you will find various bakeries, cafés, snack bars and restaurants. Around Friedrich-List-Platz, Eisenbahnstraße and towards the central station, there are plenty of options for a quick snack, lunch or a coffee in between.
You will find us at Lutherstraße 10, on the 4th floor. Don’t worry: there is an elevator in the building, so you can reach our rooms comfortably.
Whether you are coming from Leipzig or arriving by train, our language school is easy to reach, centrally located and ideally connected. This means your language course can start in a relaxed way even before the first lesson begins.
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