DA Schedule tba
8 hours of Classes
2h Friday Tap inspired Special
History & Culture Content
Friday & Saturday Party with amazing DJs
Sunday community chill out
UNESCO World Heritage Tour
Registration is open!
Friday Bonus Class
Book your extra 2h of magic
with Thanh Thanh from Paris
Right before the evening party you can warm up with amazing content from this wonderful skilled energy ball. Doors open for check in 6 pm, class: 6:30-8:30pm at the Party venue ;)
Class locations Beg/Int & Int/Adv
Two locations!
Classes are held at the
Sunny Side Swing Studio
Rheinstr. 22, 3rd floor
64283 Darmstadt
https://maps.app.goo.gl/e1YKPJ7BHcKgDU2d8
&
Classes will be taught at the
Heiner Lehr Zentrum
Kopernikusplatz 1
64289 Darmstadt
Google Maps Link:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/3QVzUM7WLNfhhQDeA
UNESCO WORLD Heritage Tour
Saturday at 5pm with Betina
Meeting Point: Hochzeitsturm
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fmJVWNNny5u1YnxY7
Party & Bonus Class location
Friday Bonus Class 6:30-8:30pm
Party Friday (8:30pm-1am) & Saturday (8:30pm-1am)
Sunday Chill Out 4:30-6:30 pm
all at
Heiner Lehr Zentrum
Kopernikusplatz 1
64289 Darmstadt
Google Maps Link:
Lunch time at the event
We will provide simple soft drinks at the venue during the workshop. Feel free to bring your own bottle and refill it. We will provide donation based snacks during lunch break (1,5h). There´s plenty of space to sit and eat together at the class venue. Maybe you are interested in rushing somewhere to have a coffee or grab a Pizza. There are Cafés, grocery shopping and restaurants nearby.
Or you can walk to the world famous Mathildenhöhe within 7 minutes and enjoy your lunch there. :)
Eating in & close to the venue
Please always check opening hours as they may change. So here are some ideas:
Café Blue Bee (old Café Bleu)
new reopened (3 min walk from venue)
Chin Su
Asian restaurant just 1 min away where you could go and get sushi or other dishes! Open during lunchtime on sunday or later on saturday!! http://chinsu.de/
Mono Pizza
Great Pizza, with lots of vegan versions only 5 minutes by foot at the Riegerplatz. Sat & Sun open 0:30-2:30 pm + 5:30-10:30 pm. https://www.pizza-mono.de/
3 Klang
Also at the Riegerplatz (5 min) right next to Mono Pizza. Sat+Sun 9am-11pm. https://www.3klang-bar.de/
Indian Spicy
Nice food, 5-10 min away. Vegan options. Fr 5:30-10pm Sat & Sun 5-10pm. https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZYNWnNsc28owPAhK8
Cafe Restaurant Mathildenhöhe
7 min walk up to the highest point in Darmstadt, the UNESCO World Heritage sight Mathildenhöhe. Here you find the newly opened Cafe. Open Sat & Sun 10am-6pm (kitchen closes 5pm).
https://www.caferestaurantmathildenhoehe.de/
Cafe Crema
A few minutes walk to: https://maps.app.goo.gl/s8inWiAz6xvuH4LP9
Penny & Rewe
Grocery shopping 3 minutes away. Heinheimerstr.7, Darmstadt &
Further Eats for after or before class
Here are a few recommendations. Mostly in the city center within 10-15 min walk from the class venue. All have vegan options.
Woodrich (good coffee, bowls, cake)
Mondo Deli (oriental, ! closed sundays)
Slap Pizza (crazy number of vegan pizza)
Coffe lab (great coffe also decaf)
Sushiki (Sushi & warm dishes)
Green Thai (without Glutamat)
MoschMosch
L´Osteria (vegan Pizza options)
Sitte (typical German Restaurant, but great vegan Ravioli and Burger:)
...ask me, if you have questions
Places to sleep & Hosting
Let us know, if you want to be hosted.
There´s a few air bnb spots close to the venue. Check out the website for closest options. Otherwise here are some hotel recommendations.
Air BnBs - Appartments example super close to the workshop location (no 5 min by foot):
https://www.airbnb.de/rooms/21158159?check_in=2025-02-21&check_out=2025-02-23&guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=f46f738e-d0cf-47f2-959c-c3679ea6e951
"Welcome Hotel", classic, excellent location right at the Park and 7 minutes walk to the venue
https://www.welcome-hotels.com/hotels/darmstadt/
Best Western (City), classic, good service, Citycenter I book it for teachers
https://www.bestwestern.com/de_DE/book/hotel-rooms.95278.html?iata=00171890&ssob=BLBWI0003G&cid=BLBWI0003G:yext:website:95278
"Felix" Hotel" is very basic
"THE Darmstadt" right next to Felix has a slightly better "service" than Felix
https://www.thehotelexperience.de/de/the-darmstadt
"Hotel Ernst Ludwig" old fashioned, reasonable prices, city center, 10 minutes to venue by foot
https://hotel-ernst-ludwig-darmstadt.hotel-mix.de/
Visiting DArmstadt
When visiting the city of DArmstadt be sure not to miss some of its beautiful points of interest. If you´re lucky you start at the train station that was built 1912 in a late art nouveau style. Most of the city was destroyed during the 2nd WW and buildings were put up quickly and efficiently afterwards, like in many places that time. But some beautiful houses are still left from the 19th or even 18th century that weren't burnt down or hit by bombs, like the castle and the UNESCO World Heritage "Mathildenhöhe". Any art nouveau and Jugendstil architecture lover should take a look at this gem (* read more further down).
There are a lot of parks, always some exhibitions, a theater, botanical garden, natural history museum, small zoo, the "Hundertwasser-Haus" and as a city with a big university and two other colleges there are lots of bars, restaurants and many cultural and sport activities, like bouldering, a climbing gym etc.
UNESCO World Heritage
This is a 7 min walk from our class vennue! ;)
There will be an 1h tour on saturday free of charge for workshop participants. Everybody else: 5€.
Meeting point: Weddingtower/Hochzeitsturm
*On the UNESCO world heritage convention website you find theses information:
"Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt
The Darmstadt Artists’ Colony on Mathildenhöhe, the highest elevation above the city of Darmstadt in west-central Germany, was established in 1897 by Ernst Ludwig, Grand Duke of Hesse, as a centre for emerging reform movements in architecture, arts and crafts. The buildings of the colony were created by its artist members as experimental early modernist living and working environments. The colony was expanded during successive international exhibitions in 1901, 1904, 1908 and 1914. Today, it offers a testimony to early modern architecture, urban planning and landscape design, all of which were influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement and the Vienna Secession. The serial property consists of two component parts including 23 elements, such as the Wedding Tower (1908), the Exhibition Hall (1908), the Plane Tree Grove (1833, 1904-14), the Russian Chapel of St. Maria Magdalena (1897-99), the Lily Basin, the Gottfried Schwab Memorial (1905), the Pergola and Garden (1914), the “Swan Temple” Garden Pavilion (1914), the Ernst Ludwig Fountain, and the 13 houses and artists’ studios that were built for the Darmstadt Artists’ Colony and for the international exhibitions. A Three House Group, built for the 1904 exhibition is an additional component."