Marie-Therese-Highschool

Marie-Therese-Highschool features a Jugendstil architectural design from 1909, situated near Lorlebergplatz in the heart of Erlangen, Bavaria.

The institution began as Vömel's Private Girls' Institute in 1873 and received its current name in 1914 to honor Marie Therese of Austria-Este.

The school maintains a strong focus on science and technology education while offering language courses including Chinese and French for advanced students.

The facility accommodates 821 students and 64 teachers under principal Armin Kolb, providing specialized education in natural sciences and technological subjects.

In 2012, students and faculty set a world record by generating the highest voltage ever produced using a potato battery during a science experiment.

Location: Erlangen

Inception: 1873

Accessibility: Accès limité en fauteuil roulant

Operator: Stadt Erlangen

Address: Schillerstraße 12 91054 91054

Website: https://mtg-erlangen.de

GPS coordinates: 49.59883,11.01721

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:18