Novo Mesto Grammar School

Novo Mesto Grammar School is a secondary institution in the city of Novo Mesto, Slovenia, with classrooms outfitted with digital resources and extensive library collections. The building on Seidlova Street serves students aged 15 to 19 who focus on mathematics, sciences, languages, and philosophy as they prepare for higher education.

The institution was founded in 1746 by Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, with Franciscan monks overseeing the first educational programs for local youth. Over the centuries, it developed into a significant educational center for the region.

The school serves as a hub for young people in the town and regularly hosts students from other European countries through exchange initiatives. These connections shape the everyday experience of those who study here.

The building is accessible to visitors but functions as an active learning environment, so it is best to respect regular school hours. Anyone interested in learning more about the institution or viewing its exhibition spaces should contact the administration in advance.

The school maintains a collection of roughly 20,000 educational materials spanning various subjects and periods. It is also known for specialized German language courses that lead to international certification, drawing many students interested in language study.