Cardinal Schulte House

The Cardinal Schulte House comprises four wings arranged around a central courtyard adorned with magnolia trees and the Edith Stein Chapel.

Built in 1924 by architect Bernhard Rotterdam, the building served as a military hospital during World War II before becoming a seminary and conference center.

The structure functions as an educational institution for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cologne, providing spaces for religious studies and theological training.

The facility contains 160 hotel rooms, 20 meeting spaces, and a main conference hall that accommodates 280 participants across 15,600 square meters.

The building features original cross vaults and pastel stained glass windows in its ground-floor cloister, maintaining its historical architectural elements.

Location: Bergisch Gladbach

Inception: 1924

Architects: Bernhard Rotterdam

Operator: Erzbistum Köln

Address: Overather Str. 51-53, 51429 Bergisch Gladbach 51429

Phone: +4922044080

Website: http://k-s-h.de

GPS coordinates: 50.96075,7.17005

Latest update: March 12, 2025 17:17