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Arial view of the Foundation European Youth Education and Youth Meeting Center Weimar (EJBW)
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English: In 1996, the Free State of Thuringia and the city of Weimar established the Foundation European Youth Education and Youth Meeting Center Weimar (EJBW). It was finally decided to locate it centrally in Weimar's city center - a conceptual decision for the spatial proximity to the tradition and history of the city of Weimar and thus for really using the city as a "place of learning".
The meeting place was built and renovated primarily with funds from the Free State of Thuringia and the federal government. Until its completion, the EJBW moved into two rooms on Buttelstedter Straße. The official opening took place on September 3, 1999, as part of Weimar's European Year of Culture. Today, the facility has excellent seminar and conference facilities: A central main building, five garden houses, the historic Reithaus and two old city villas invite you to educational events and conferences. Today, the EJBW is a nationally and internationally networked youth education center and, in addition, an attractive conference and accommodation venue in Weimar.
Deutsch: Im Jahre 1996 gründeten der Freistaat Thüringen und die Stadt Weimar die Stiftung Europäische Jugendbildungs- und Jugendbegegnungsstätte Weimar (EJBW). Man beschloss schließlich, sie zentral in der Weimarer Innenstadt anzusiedeln – eine konzeptionelle Entscheidung für die räumliche Nähe zu Tradition und Geschichte der Stadt Weimar und damit dafür, die Stadt wirklich als »Lernort« zu nutzen.
Gebaut und saniert wurde die Begegnungsstätte in erster Linie mit Mitteln des Freistaates Thüringen und des Bundes. Bis zur Fertigstellung bezog die EJBW zwei Räume an der Buttelstedter Straße. Die offizielle Eröffnung fand am 3. September 1999 im Rahmen des Europäischen Kulturstadtjahres Weimar statt. Heute verfügt die Einrichtung über hervorragende Seminar- und Tagungsmöglichkeiten: Ein zentrales Hauptgebäude, fünf Gartenhäuser, das historische Reithaus und zwei alte Stadtvillen laden zu Bildungsveranstaltungen und Tagungen ein. Die EJBW ist heute eine bundesweit und international vernetzte Jugendbildungsstätte und darüber hinaus ein attraktiver Tagungs- und Übernachtungsort in Weimar. |
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