Budde-Haus, Cultural heritage villa in Gohlis, Germany.
Budde-Haus is a villa from the late 19th century located in Gohlis, featuring architectural elements characteristic of that era. Today the building contains exhibition spaces and event rooms used for cultural programming.
The building was constructed in 1891 as a private residence for the Bleichert family. After World War II, its purpose changed and it eventually became a cultural center.
The house serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors meet for exhibitions and community events throughout the year. People come together here to experience art, attend workshops, and participate in cultural programs.
The house is easily accessible on foot and offers different areas for visitors. The spaces are set up for cultural events and can be used flexibly depending on the occasion.
The building served in different roles before finding its current purpose. It was first a boarding school and later a residence for young women before becoming a cultural venue.
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