Best places: Education in Oberhausen, Germany

👍👍 Great stay at the 7th Space Oberhausen. The games worked perfectly. The staff is well trained Again and again

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😠 Absolutely unsportsmanlike and ignorant behavior from the owner! After 7 years of membership, my cancellation due to the move and confirmed long in advance by the studio was simply postponed by several months due to corona, only because the studio was not allowed to open in the meantime due to coron...

👍👍 Best Krav Maga training far and wide!

👍👍 I was able to visit the toddler group at Glücksmomente with my son. We started at around 4 months old and have always felt very comfortable. The owner leads the group and always puts the greatest effort into designing the course room. A wide variety of games are offered every week, tailored to the a...

👍👍 Nice little boat school.

👍👍 Sehr netter Sifu. Das Training macht riesigen Spaß man merkt, dass der Sifu sein Fach versteht und im Umgang mit Menschen super ist. Man fühlt sich rundum gut aufgehoben.

👍👍 We've been here for half a year now and have been thrilled from the start. We were really welcomed and feel very comfortable here. The training is interesting, varied and just plain fun, no matter how old or young you are. The sensei and the team around him are just great. For me personally, the fle...

👍👍 Fantastic GYM right in front of the 112 train stop. Thanks to the diverse team and the 4 training days (Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday), there is no chance of boredom during training or sparring!

👍👍 Every workout feels so good. Really, objectively speaking, at least one of the best gyms in North Rhine-Westphalia, if not in Germany!!!

👍👍 We are absolutely thrilled with the private sports school in both Oberhausen and Dortmund. The latter was recently extensively modernized. With great attention to detail in both the training rooms and Baekho's concept and philosophy, we feel absolutely in good hands there. Whether young (our 6-year-...

👍👍 Built in 1925/1928. Mission statement: North German brick architecture. Architect: Otto Scheib (Cologne). 7-story corner building with adjoining 5-story wings that defines the cityscape. The adaptation to the pointed street corner based on the model of the Hamburg Chile House is particularly strik...

🫤 A very shortened version due to the character limit: The Bertha-von-Suttner-Gymnasium does many things well. However, this is overshadowed by absolutely outrageous goings-on behind the scenes and a questionable ideological stance. I experienced high school life for 13 years and can think back to m...