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Schulhaus Hirschengraben is a historic 19th-century school building in Zurich, originally opened in 1893 and designed by architect Alexander Koch. Its crowning architectural feature is the richly ornamented grand assembly hall on the third floor, which functions as an atmospheric space for classical concerts and cultural events. The building stands as a preserved example of historic civic architecture in the heart of the city.
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Schulhaus Hirschengraben is a historic 19th-century school building in Zurich featuring a richly ornamented grand assembly hall that regularly hosts classical concerts and cultural gatherings.
It is located at Hirschengraben 46 in the historic Niederdorf district of central Zurich, easily accessible by public transit.
The venue hosts classical chamber music performances, architectural open house tours, and cultural events in its historic third-floor hall. Full schedule on Mood.