Hallo, ich bin die Ausgaben in diesem Sommer in Wien zu studieren durch die Universität Wien im Sommer-Programm Deutsch. Ich werde einen Monat lang studieren, wahrscheinlich im August, die große Masse der Touristen zu vermeiden.

Meine Frage ist, sollte ich in der Residenz bieten sie die 3 Person mit einem Bad und einer Küche auf dem Boden oder meine eigenen Ort, um über eine WG Website Live umfasst leben? Ich fühle mich als ob ich wäre zu alt, um in einem Studentenwohnheim leben und vielleicht ein Student WG zu mir passt viel besser. Ich bin 23 Jahre alt und komme aus Amerika.

Ich für mein schlechtes Deutsch entschuldigen. Viel Dank!

Dear Wolf!

We are happy that you will study german in vienna. But you are wrong if youthink there are less tourists in August. This is the busiest month for tourism
in vienna.

I mean a WG is better for you, social contact in summer with other students (excluding students who learn german in summer) is not so easy, because most of them are on holiday and university is not busy.

If you need a WG you can ask my son who owns a flat with 240m2 in the 2. District auf Vienna nearby to the City-Center (10 Min. walking) in 1020 Vienna Hollandstrasse 8/1/3/5 His Name ist Stefan Nowotny and Phone is 00432168388
or mobil 004366473587032.

I hope I couldnt help a little

Georg Nowotny

Excuse my bad english

Why Is this a thread?

The answer knows only the wind......

machts euch nicht so sympathisch!

Dear Wolf!
...

obacht, ich würd die persönlichen daten schnell rausnehmen, internet-regel nummero uno!

obacht, ich würd die persönlichen daten schnell rausnehmen, internet-regel nummero uno!

Sehe ich genauso. Dazu gibt es auch die privaten Nachrichten (die hoffentlich sicher abgespeichert werden).

Why Is this a thread?

Does this thread bother you? Why respond?

Dear Wolf!

We are happy that you will study german in vienna. But you are wrong if youthink there are less tourists in August. This is the busiest month for tourism
in vienna.

I mean a WG is better for you, social contact in summer with other students (excluding students who learn german in summer) is not so easy, because most of them are on holiday and university is not busy.

If you need a WG you can ask my son who owns a flat with 240m2 in the 2. District auf Vienna nearby to the City-Center (10 Min. walking) in 1020 Vienna Hollandstrasse 8/1/3/5 His Name ist Stefan Nowotny and Phone is 00432168388
or mobil 004366473587032.

I hope I couldnt help a little

Georg Nowotny

Excuse my bad english

Oh don't get me wrong, I know there will be tourists but from what I have gathered I heard there are less of them in August compared to June and July. I also heard that there might be some issues with shops closing due to it being the time where Europeans themselves go on vacation, however they say tourist crowds are less significant in size.

The only shops closed at this time will be those selling fur.

Take a look at http://www.wien.gv.at/statistik/wirtschaft/tabellen/uebernkategorien.html
August is the busiest month...

DasWolf, there will always be a lot of tourists in Austria's big cities the whole year, so it doesn't really matter.

Many students will rent out their room in a "WG" during summer. This is a great opportunity to get to know people that actually live in Vienna. E.g. my sister lives in a pretty big apartment and since she's working in Vienna she stays over the summer. Last summer they had a Canadian who works at the UN living there, a German who did an internship, plus her and another German student who live there regularly.

There is a craigslist for Vienna (http://vienna.en.craigslist.at/) but the better site is probably this: http://www.jobwohnen.at/?id=198 (although it's German only).

If you are looking for a room in a shared apartment then check "Zimmer WG-Zimmer", check "Wien". You may also add your price range under "Miete" (rent). If you do it now, you will see many offers that say "Zwischenmiete Februar", which means sublease for february. You'll find tons of such offers for July, August and September probably from spring onwards.