The hilly moraine field above the Lorze Valley used to be called "beautiful source". In 1929 the Jesuit Community has taken over the former health resorts to be used for spiritual exercises and retreats. In 1970 the new building housed religious and general courses for for further education. Following the "harmonical method of construction" the architect, André Studer, created a building to fit into the source landscape. The simplicity and clarity of the architecture surrounded by a splendid park, make Schönbrunn an oasis, a halt conducing/inviting reflection.
The Lassalle-Haus offers various opportunities for contact and encounter: Participating in different activities offered in the programme Conventions with your employer organization Implementing external workshops and courses
Sharing, as a long-term guest, the every day life of the house, by giving yourself a "time-out" Visiting exhibitions and concerts
Possibility of spending a few quiet days on your own
Attending workday and Sunday mass Regular meditiation with the house team
Meditative lingering in the labyrinth Spiritual help and counselling by a Jesuit priest Spending time at the coffee-shop where you can find newspapers and magazines In a place of light you do not need stars.
In Lassalle-House you will find caring and friendly hospitality.
