A haven for inquisitive minds and a testament to community spirit. That’s the legacy of the Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim, a place brimming with stories since its inception in 1964. The Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim was the brainchild of the Catholic student community. They envisioned a residence for female students, complementing the then male-exclusive Collegium Marianum. Imagine the lively discussions and the shared dreams of those early residents. The Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s a vibrant tapestry of lives intertwined. 80 students call this place home, fostering a strong sense of community within each corridor. This camaraderie extends beyond study sessions and shared meals. They come together for recreational activities, tutor each other, and of course, celebrate with unforgettable parties. From the cozy bar in the cellar to lively gatherings, the Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim pulsates with the energy of shared experiences. At its heart, the Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim is a Catholic residence, grounded in Christian values. It welcomes students from all walks of life, encouraging them to embrace community living and contribute to its unique atmosphere. Here, self-governance isn’t just a concept; it’s a way of life. The residents take ownership, managing many aspects of the residence themselves through house meetings and a dedicated committee. The Fürst-von-Gallitzin-Wohnheim stands as a testament to the enduring power of community, faith, and student initiative.
Lepramuseum
Silent witness. The Lepramuseum stands before us, a solemn reminder of a time when leprosy cast a long shadow over