Rosenkeller Jena

In the location's words:

If you enter the courtyard through the front building, you will find the entrance to the inn's former wine cellars. The Gothic barrel vaults are located on different levels and were unused for a long time after the decline of viticulture in Jena. In 1965, students from the Faculty of Agriculture at Friedrich Schiller University began excavating and reconstructing the vaults on a voluntary basis. On May 3, 1966, the "Rosenkeller Student Club" - the second of its kind after the "Kasseturm" in Weimar - was opened. Since then, the Rosenkeller has developed into the most important youth cultural center in Jena's city center.

Whether it's a concert, disco, pub quiz or comedy evening - there's an event to suit every taste in the Rosenkeller. The diversity of the program is due to the structure, as the rooms are managed by a non-profit association rather than a private pub owner. This concept, which began as a student club, is still followed today, creating space for self-managed development. Being part of the Rose means joining in, trying things out and contributing ideas to create a place where everyone feels comfortable and can enjoy their evening.

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