Borwinschule

Borwinschule is a secondary school in Rostock featuring early 1900s architecture with distinctive red brick facades spread across multiple connected buildings on its campus. The site preserves its original layout while housing contemporary classrooms and specialized facilities for science and language instruction.

The school was founded in 1912 and is protected as a heritage monument representing early 1900s school architecture in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It has operated continuously through the shifting periods of the 20th century, maintaining its physical presence and educational role throughout.

Students at Borwinschule can study multiple languages including English, French, Latin, Russian, and Spanish while participating in international language competitions.

The school occupies spacious grounds in the Südstadt district and is easily accessible by public transport from the city center. As an active educational facility, access to classrooms is limited and visitors should plan ahead for any tours or special viewing arrangements.

The campus features rare examples of decorative brickwork with details typical of early 1900s school buildings in Rostock that are now uncommon in the city. These crafted architectural elements offer insight into construction methods and design preferences from that era of educational building.