Rathaus Bocholt, Municipal administration and cultural center in Bocholt, Germany.
Rathaus Bocholt is an administration and culture building situated on an artificial island in the Bocholter Aa river. Its facade combines glass panels with light green steel structural elements and sections of red brick.
The building was constructed in 1977 following architect Gottfried Böhm's design. It replaced the previous town hall when the city needed more space for its expanding administration.
The city hall houses a theater with 700 seats that regularly hosts performances and events for the community. This venue serves as the central gathering place where residents come together for cultural programs and celebrations.
A citizen service center offers administrative services such as identity documents, vehicle registration, and municipal information. Check opening hours in advance, as they may vary seasonally.
Two green steel bridges cross the Bocholter Aa river to connect this island structure to the mainland. This distinctive location makes the city hall a notable landmark in the urban landscape.
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