Future use of the Palais Schaumburg in Bonn: Federal Institute for Real Estate Tasks excludes sales

Future use of the Palais Schaumburg in Bonn: Federal Institute for Real Estate Tasks excludes sales

why the Palais Schaumburg is not sold

The decision not to sell the Palais Schaumburg in Bonn was made by the Federal Real Estate Agency (BIMA). This measure was informed by the press spokesman Thorsten Grützner at the request of the GA. The Federal Chancellery in Berlin has decided to give up the Palais Schaumburg, but the BIMA will now search for a reasonable historical use for the building.

Although there were discussions about the future of the palace, the former Federal Press Office in Bonn on Welckerstrasse remains the second office. Here the Citizens' Communication of the Chancellor's Office is represented with 19 posts.

historical importance of the Palais Schaumburg

The Palais Schaumburg has a significant historical meaning and is closely linked to the history of Germany. For a long time it was an important place for political decisions and made high -ranking government officials.

appropriate use of the palace

The BIMA will now work to find historically appropriate use for the Palais Schaumburg. It is important that such an important building will continue to be used for cultural and historical purposes.

effects on the community

The decision not to sell the Palais Schaumburg has an impact on the local community in Bonn. It will be interesting to see which future plans are being developed for the building and how it will be used in the future.

- Nag