Over 75 Years
DAI Nürnberg
Fostering German-American friendship since 1946.
We provide a welcoming space for German, American, and
international visitors to connect and exchange.
What's going on?
Our library
Discover Northern Bavaria's largest open-access, English-language library - the perfect place for anyone with a passion for the USA. As a specialized library, we offer a diverse collection of books, films and cultural treasures that celebrate America's heritage and creative diversity. Immerse yourself in exciting stories, iconic films and inspiring works and experience the fascinating world of American literature and culture.
We invite you to explore our wide range of offerings!
What’s going on?
Do you speak English?
Our Language Courses
In Action!
That's on the house!
What does the Amerikahaus do?
The House of International Exchange: The German-American Institute. Lectures and Readings, Exhibitions, Concerts and Theater Performances, Seminars and Conferences …
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The Amerikahaus Youth Club
The Amerikahaus Youth Club meets twice a month at the DAI and is an exciting opportunity for young people aged 15-25 to improve their English language skills.
Battle of the Books
Take on the Challenge!
this challenge is filled with excitement, cooperation, friendship and above all a big competition among young book worms.
Special Offers for Teachers
Teacher Training, Student Presentations, English Open Air Classroom: Learn More Here!
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Looking for an exciting internship?
Looking for an exciting internship?
Become part of the team at the German-American Institute Nuremberg and gain valuable experience in a unique, dynamic environment! With us, you will have the opportunity not only to learn, but also to play an active role in shaping the future - in an open, supportive team that will encourage you in your personal and professional development.
What you can expect...
History
The history of the American house in Germany
How did we become the German-American Institute?
The Amerikahaus Nürnberg, founded in 1946 by the US military government, evolved from a center for US military personnel into a binational institute. Since 1962, known as the Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut Nürnberg e.V., it promotes German-American dialogue through cultural events, language courses, and discussion groups. With the largest English-language library in Northern Bavaria and special programs for children and youth, it serves as an important hub for cultural exchange and education.
