Villa Seligmann

The Villa Seligmann in Hanover is an important centre for Jewish music and culture. This neo-baroque building, built between 1903 and 1906 for the Jewish entrepreneur Siegmund Seligmann, now serves as a venue for concerts, exhibitions and educational programmes. With its rich history and diverse cultural programme, Villa Seligmann is an important part of Hanover's cultural landscape.

Architectural features

Villa Seligmann impresses with its neo-baroque architecture and rich, almost completely preserved interior. The architect Hermann Schaedtler designed the building with a two-storey sandstone structure and a high mansard roof. The villa is surrounded by a park-like garden, which was designed according to plans by the Hanoverian garden director Julius Trip.