Villa Bosch, Cultural heritage monument in Heidelberg, Germany.
Villa Bosch is a country house built in 1922 with ancillary buildings located at Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenweg 33. The complex displays typical architectural features of its era and underwent comprehensive restoration.
The house was built in 1922 as a residence and later served as quarters for American occupation forces after 1945. Its restoration in the 1990s transformed it into the headquarters of a major foundation.
The property bears the name of its builder Carl Bosch, a Nobel Prize winner whose life and work are documented in a nearby collection. Visitors can explore the connection between this industrial pioneer and his residence here.
The site now functions as headquarters for a foundation and is generally not open to the public, though the surrounding park and facade are visible from the street. Those interested in learning more can visit collections in nearby buildings.
A former garage building from the estate was converted into a museum about 300 meters to the west. This separate structure tells part of the site's history in an unexpected way.
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