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How to find us

Training Center Location

The training center of Python Academy is located at Zur Schule 20 in 04158 Leipzig, Germany. This is in the city district Wiederitzsch, which is close the trade fair grounds "Neues Messegelände". The training center building is across the main entrance of the local school.

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By Air plain

The International Airport Leipzig/Halle is only about 15 km away from the training center of Python Academy. A taxi will be about 20,- Euros one way. There is also public transportation. From the airport please take S-Bahn (interurban train) RE10 towards Leipzig, get off at the first station, Neuwiederitzsch / Leipziger Messe (Messegelände), after about ca. 10 minutes. From there take tram line 16 towards Lößnig. Get off at the second station, Wiederitzsch Mitte. The ticket needs to be a 3-zone-ticket, which will be valid for the suburban-train and the tram. There is a 5 minutes walk form the tram station to the training center. Cross Delitzscher Landstraße, the big road just next to the station, at the traffic light (please press), walk downhill a few meters reaching Hugo-Krone-Platz (Hugo-Krone-Circle). From there take the street "Zur Schule" which starts just behind the building of the former fire brigade building. Follow the road, which is a cul-de-sac to nearly the end. The training center is building number on the right hand site.

By Car

Take exit "Leipzig-Mitte" (23) from the Autobahn A14. Go on the state road B2 towards Leipzig. After a few hundred meters there will be a sign "Wiederitzsch". Go towards Wiederitzsch. After going through a round about here will be a traffic light. Take a right turn. At the next traffic light take a left turn. The next street at your right is already "Zur Schule". Follow the street. The training center th building with number 20 on the right hand site of this cul-de-sac.

By train

Trains arrive at the main station. From there take tram line 16 towards "Messegleände". Get off at station "Wiedereritzsch Mitte". The ride will take about 20 minutes. There is a 5 minutes walk form the tram station to the training center. Cross Delitzscher Landstraße, the big road just next to the station, at the traffic light (please press), walk downhill a few meters reaching Hugo-Krone-Platz (Hugo-Krone-Circle). From there take the street "Zur Schule" which starts just behind the building of the former fire brigade building. Follow the road, which is a cul-de-sac to nearly the end. The training center is the third last building on the right hand site (number 20).

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