| – It was originally built in the 18th century as a guesthouse for visiting professors and scholars. |
| – The building is now used as office space and lecture halls for the university. |
| – The Kollegienhaus is one of the oldest buildings on the university campus and is considered a cultural and historical landmark in Erlangen. |
| – The building underwent extensive renovations in the 20th century to restore its original Baroque style architecture. |
| – The Kollegienhaus is home to various departments and institutes of the university, including the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Theology. |
| – The building also houses the university library and various administrative offices. |
| – The Kollegienhaus is a popular venue for academic conferences, seminars, and cultural events. |
| – The building is located near the Erlangen Castle and the botanical garden, making it a central hub for academic and cultural activities on campus. |
