Johann-Heinrich-Voss-Schule, Secondary school in Eutin, Germany
Johann-Heinrich-Voss-Schule is a secondary school in the center of Eutin housed in a distinctive brick building from the 19th century with classical school facilities. The structure displays typical North German architecture featuring an elaborate facade and spacious interior rooms designed for teaching and student activities.
The school was established in 1566 and ranks among the oldest educational institutions in Schleswig-Holstein. Throughout more than 450 years, it has educated successive generations and remained central to the cultural development of the region.
The school carries the name of Johann Heinrich Voss, a significant regional writer and poet from Schleswig-Holstein. This naming reflects how deeply the institution connects to local literary heritage.
The school sits at Bismarckstraße 14 in the historic town center and is easily accessible on foot. Its preserved historic character means some areas retain traditional features while other sections have been updated with modern improvements.
The school regularly participates in Informatik-Biber, a nationwide competition focused on computational thinking, demonstrating how traditional institutions keep pace with modern knowledge. This annual event allows students to test their problem-solving abilities in a contemporary context.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
