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Cardinal Schulte House, Catholic seminary in Bensberg, Germany

The Cardinal Schulte House is a seminary and conference facility in Bensberg with four wings surrounding a central courtyard. The courtyard is planted with magnolia trees and contains the Edith Stein Chapel, while the building holds approximately 160 hotel rooms, twenty meeting spaces, and a main conference hall accommodating about 280 people across roughly 15,600 square meters.

The building was designed in 1924 by architect Bernhard Rotterdam and later served as a military hospital during World War II. After the war, it was converted into a seminary and conference center, where it has remained in service to the Catholic Church and conference events.

The house functions as a center for Catholic education and religious gatherings, with its chapel serving as a focal point for worship and spiritual reflection. Visitors and participants gather here for seminars and religious events that shape the daily rhythm of the place.

The location is accessible to visitors attending conferences or religious events, with clear pathways connecting the chapel, meeting spaces, and accommodation areas throughout the grounds. The layout of the courtyards and buildings makes orientation straightforward for guests.

The building retains original cross vaults and pastel stained glass windows in its ground-floor cloister, elements that date back to the 1924 design. These details reveal the craftsmanship of the original architecture and make it noteworthy for those interested in early twentieth-century building techniques.

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Inception
1924
Architects
Bernhard Rotterdam
Operator
Erzbistum Köln
Address
Overather Str. 51-53, 51429 Bergisch Gladbach
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Website
GPS coordinates
50.96075,7.17005
Latest update
December 12, 2025 07:54
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