Klosterschule vom Heiligen Grab

The educational complex combines religious architecture with modern learning facilities, featuring classroom buildings, a church, and multiple study areas for students.

Founded in 1670 by Margravine Maria Franziska of Baden and Margrave Leopold Wilhelm of Baden, the monastery suffered fire damage in 1689 during French troops invasion.

The institution transformed from an all-girls boarding school into a complete gymnasium in 1968, integrating mathematics and natural sciences into its educational program.

The school accommodates 600 students from grades 5 to 12, providing daily warm lunches, after-school care, and specialized language instruction in Latin, French, or English.

The Sepulchrine sisters resided in the monastery until 2001, when the entire complex transitioned to educational purposes, maintaining its religious heritage through regular services.

Location: Baden-Baden

Inception: 1670

Website: http://www.hl-grab.de

Address: Römerplatz 9

Website: http://hl-grab.de

GPS coordinates: 48.76330,8.24325

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:38