Nemiusstraat Monastery
The spatial layout of the Nemius Monastery makes it ideally suited as a place to live, learn and work under one roof.
’s-Hertogenbosch aims to be an attractive city where young people enjoy living, learning and working. This applies not only to those who can organise these things independently, but also to young people who benefit from additional support. Various local organisations are actively committed to helping this group.
The spatial layout of the former Nemius Monastery lends itself perfectly to a combination of living, learning and working under one roof. The residential area is located in the former boarding house, while the monastery’s main building has been transformed into a city hotel.
Through a special programme, the young residents of the monastery are given opportunities to undertake internships or work in a variety of roles within the monastery hotel. In this way, living, learning and working are closely connected, creating a supportive environment in which young people can develop their skills and gain valuable experience.
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