Is this where brilliant minds gather? Right here at the Großer Hörsaal, important lectures have echoed through these halls for years. This building is more than just a lecture hall. It is a monument to knowledge and academic pursuit! The Großer Hörsaal, part of the University of Rostock’s campus on Ulmenstraße, isn’t just impressive in its size. It’s designed to be a mirror image of the Auditorium Maximum, built in 2004. You might think they wanted to keep a consistent style, but the Großer Hörsaal, completed in 2011, houses something very special. Hidden within its modern design, mirroring the Auditorium Maximum’s exterior, lies technology capable of hosting lectures for a staggering 1,050 attendees simultaneously. Imagine the collective energy of so many minds absorbed in a single lecture, united in their thirst for knowledge. The Großer Hörsaal stands as a testament to the enduring power of education. It reminds us that learning has always been, and always will be, a cornerstone of human endeavor!
Großer Hörsaal
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