In laters years, especially under the reign ofįriedrich Wilhelm I., the focus shifted to research about the use of Original from 1661 which was built after Prussia finally gained The building looks similar to Boitzenburg Castle though this is not the The oldest magical school in Germany, it is located at the Damerowįorest in the Uckermark, a thinly populated area north-east of Berlin. (Prussian School for Magic and Supernatural Practice) Preußische Lehranstalt für Magie und übernatürliche Praktiken A big part of the syllabus are theatre, music and the visual arts. Think of a mixture of Neuschwanstein Castle in style and a smaller version of Herrenchiemsee (below) in size. Loving pomp and splendour, he insisted on giving as much attention to the architecture as to the curriculum. It is situated in the Alpine foreland beside the Waginger See, a lake that was formed in the last glacial period and is surrounded by hills covered in green meadows. Until then, magic had been practised in local schools as something natural. as he considered it a personal insult that his kingdom did not have a magical school yet. The youngest school among the big magical schools on German ground, it was founded by Ludwig II. (Academy of the Magical Arts in the Kingdom Bavaria) Most sports are played on water.Īkademie der Magischen Künste des Königreichs Bayerns The special feature of the school is its training ship that travels the North Sea. Founded in 1820, it is situated at the outskirts of the city, not particularly hidden from Muggles as it was disguised as an official Marine institution and therewith having restricted admission anyway. It is less pompous than the most famous naval school in Flensburg (picture below) but is rumoured to have worked as a model for it. The school building is a typical Northern Germany red brick building as you can find them in many cities that used to belong to the Hansa. (Naval School Cuxhaven with Magical Alignment) Marineschule Cuxhaven mit magischer Ausrichtung Due to its location, geology and forestry play a big role in the curriculum.

The focus had always been on cooperation with neighbouring kingdoms like Bohemia or later on Poland, when the the Elector August the Strong became King of Poland. The school building itself is an epitome of baroque architecture, comparable to structures like the Japanese Palace in the inner city of Dresden.

K., it is located in a valley of Saxon Switzerland which is dominated by impressive high peaks consisting of chalk sandstone and deep canyons cleaved by clear rivers. Founded in 1729 as Kurfürstlich-Sächsische A. (Regal-Saxonian Academy of the Magical Arts) Königlich-Sächsische Akademie der Magischen Künste As this would bust this post, I will only look at the four kingdoms Prussia, Bavaria, Hanover and Saxony. At least the big states would have their own, but probably every small state would employ some kind of magical education as well. Until 1871, Germany was not a united country, so it is highly unlikely that there is only one Wizarding School in Germany. Rockthistowninsideout: Wizarding Schools in Germany

Dutch school of magic