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Gymnasium Casimirianum Coburg

Gymnasium Casimirianum Coburg, Renaissance school building in Coburg, Germany

Gymnasium Casimirianum is a Renaissance-era school building in Coburg featuring a distinctive polygonal stair tower crowned with an onion dome and decorated with intricate facade designs. The structure displays the architectural craftsmanship of the Renaissance period and continues to function as an active school today.

Duke Johann Casimir founded this educational institution in 1605, establishing one of Bavaria's earliest secondary schools. The building was developed to meet the growing need for organized education in the region.

Students navigate the building daily, passing through its halls and noticing details like the distinctive polygonal stair tower as part of their school experience. The place blends past and present as contemporary learning happens within walls that have shaped education for centuries.

The building is viewable from outside, with its Renaissance features clearly visible, especially the striking stair tower. Visitors can photograph the exterior architecture and walk around the school grounds to better understand the layout and proportions.

The school was used for public lectures during its early years, offering free access to interested learners and embodying early democratic values in education. This practice of open teaching was unusual for the time and made the school an important gathering place for the wider community.

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Location
Inception
1605
Official opening
July 3, 1605
Height
41 m
Address
Gymnasiumsgasse 2-4
GPS coordinates
50.25702,10.96516
Latest update
December 8, 2025 21:07
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