Seeburg

Seeburg stands along the Kiel Fjord and displays early 20th-century architecture with traditional German design elements and waterfront views. The building offers three separate event rooms available for rental and provides modern facilities.

The building was inaugurated in 1910 as Germany's first student house and replaced an older structure called Richters Hof from 1783. This transition marked the beginning of a new era in student housing and meeting places at German universities.

The building serves as a meeting place between university members and the public, hosting educational events and exhibitions year-round. The spaces reflect its role as a location where studying and community exchange come together.

The building sits directly on the Kiel Fjord and is easy to reach by public transportation. Visitors should note that the spaces are mainly designed for events and rentals and see active use during summer months.

By 2025, the renovated building will transform into a scientific showcase with co-learning spaces and exhibitions on mobility concepts. This reorientation will strengthen the location's role as a place of innovation and discussion about contemporary challenges.