This impressive tower was once part of the residence of Dr. Johann Lorenz Bausch, the first president of the Leopoldina - National Academy of Sciences.

The Bausch Tower is one of the historical testimonies of the city and reminds of the founding site of the Leopoldina. Both in the courtyard of today's commercial building and on the stair tower in the passageway, you will find coats of arms and inscription plaques that refer to the important role of the place.

The Leopoldina was founded in Schweinfurt in 1652 and is today one of the oldest natural history academies still in existence in Europe. The academy has a great influence on scientific research and the exchange of knowledge in various fields.

The Bauschenturm is not only a historic building, but also a symbol of the spirit of research and the scientific community. It is a reminder of the important role that Schweinfurt played as the founding site of the Leopoldina.

The Bauschenturm stands for a time of intellectual exchange and scientific achievement. Immerse yourself in this fascinating world and learn more about the importance of the Leopoldina for the development of science and research during a guided tour for guests.