Rheingau-Gymnasium

The Rheingau-Gymnasium features a U-shaped building with a prominent tower, stone walls, and a specially designed auditorium containing a Walcker organ.

Founded in 1906 as a boys-only Realschule, the institution transformed into a comprehensive Gymnasium and started accepting female students after 1948.

The school implements advanced music programs, offering extensive education through concerts, spring performances, and summer music nights in its dedicated auditorium.

Students can select from multiple language courses including English, French, Spanish, and Latin, while pursuing advanced studies in sciences and mathematics.

The school tower served as a Flak gun position during World War II, and now the building contains an organ similar to the one in Berlin Cathedral.

Location: Berlin

Inception: 1906

Reference: 07Y03

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: https://www.rheingau-gymnasium.de/

Operator: Bezirksamt Tempelhof-Schöneberg von Berlin

Address: 3-4 Schwalbacher Straße 3/4 12161

Phone: +4930902777920

Website: https://rheingau-gymnasium.de

GPS coordinates: 52.47056,13.32222

Latest update: November 1, 2025 08:53