Stephaneum, Latin school in Aschersleben, Germany
The Stephaneum is a Latin school in Aschersleben featuring a neoclassical auditorium decorated with stucco work and continuing its educational role today. The building combines current school functions with preserved architectural elements from medieval times.
The school was founded in 1325 near Saint Stephen church as a Latin school. In 1851 it gained official recognition as a higher educational institution with the right to send students to Berlin.
The auditorium displays stained glass windows created by Walter Buhe in 1925 to mark 600 years since the school's founding. These windows shape the interior atmosphere and reflect the long educational tradition of this place.
The school has been located at Promenadenring since 1875 and is accessible during school hours, with preserved historical rooms open to visitors. Plan your visit between classes or during school breaks to explore the building without disruption.
The school received designation as a Europaschule from the Ministry of Culture of Sachsen-Anhalt in 1997, recognizing its commitment to European educational standards. This distinction reflects the institution's continuing active role in contemporary education.
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