Auditorium of the Georg August University

The Auditorium of Georg August University is a representative hall featuring classical elements and ornate decorations, located at Wilhelmsplatz 1 in central Göttingen. The space accommodates several hundred people and is equipped with modern sound and video technology used for various types of events.

The auditorium was created as part of the university's founding in 1737 to serve as a central gathering place for academic meetings. Over centuries, the building remained central to the institution and was modernized as needed to meet current demands.

The hall serves as the setting for university elections and academic ceremonies where the student body gathers regularly. Public concerts and lectures held here create spaces for students and city residents to come together and share in intellectual life.

The hall is conveniently located in central Göttingen and easily accessible on foot, with good public transport connections. Visitors to events can expect ample seating and good sightlines, though it is worth checking in advance whether reservations are required for a particular event.

Major scholars and Nobel Prize winners have presented their research in this auditorium, giving the space a special academic aura. Visitors experience a place where generations of scholars have shared their discoveries with the world.