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A.B. von Stettensches Institut

Historic Educational Heritage with Protestant Roots

Counts toward these achievements:

Augsburg: First Steps10 pts

Augsburg: Explorer25 pts

Augsburg: Insider50 pts

Founded in 1806, the A.B. von Stettensches Institut in Augsburg is an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. It includes a high school and a secondary school, exclusively for girls up to grade 10. A distinctive feature is the tower at Am Katzenstadel 18a.

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The institute is operated by A. B. von Stettensche Stiftungen.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1806
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: stetten-institut.de
Phone: +49 821 5010788

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Guided Story

In front of you is the A.B. von Stettensches Institut, a significant architectural heritage monument founded in 1806. This school, dedicated to girls up to grade 10, represents a long-standing educational tradition in Augsburg. Look up to see the distinctive tower at Am Katzenstadel 18a, a defining feature of this location. As you glance around, you'll notice the Curt-Frenzel-Stadium just a short walk to the west. The institute's Protestant denomination is reflected in its calm yet impressive architecture, seamlessly integrated into Augsburg's cityscape. You might feel the history and spirit of education that flows through the walls of this venerable institution.