Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium Heilbronn

Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium is a secondary school in Heilbronn offering instruction across multiple languages including English, Latin, French, and Greek. The institution provides education to students across different grade levels and includes dining facilities on campus.

The school's origins trace back to a Latin school founded in the 15th century, which gained Gymnasium status in 1620. It was renamed in 1950 to honor former president Theodor Heuss, marking its role in postwar educational development.

The school is named after former German president Theodor Heuss, reflecting this historical connection in its institutional identity. Visitors can experience how the school balances its longstanding education tradition with a sense of community responsibility through its events and programs.

The school operates Monday through Friday during standard school hours, starting early in the morning and continuing into the afternoon. Visitors should plan visits during free periods or after-school hours to avoid interrupting classes and daily school operations.

The school maintains an active student exchange program with its French partner city Béziers, creating long-standing connections across borders. Beyond classroom walls, it partners with local cultural institutions such as the city library and theater to enrich education through real-world engagement.

Location: Heilbronn

Inception: 1950

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Website: https://thg-heilbronn.de

GPS coordinates: 49.14260,9.22681

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:03