Hey there, welcome back!
If you look all the way up, at the top of this building
you'll see the Roman numerals LX.
Do you know what the numbers represent?
This is the 'Hogenheuvelcollege' or High Hill College
and it's located on a high hill
but that's not where it got its name from.
The foundation of the 'Collegium Alticollense' was located in the city of Cologne.
However, in the 17th century,
Catholic seminaries were prohibited in the German Republic
and many of the student priests moved here to Leuven.
Today, this building, owned by KU Leuven, is home to the Faculty of Economics and Business.
Remember the Roman numerals I showed you a minute ago?
It's number 60!
Or 'zestig' in Dutch.
It's an allusion to the surname of a Leuven Patrician family
called 'Sestich', since this is the 'House of Sestich'