Town Hall of Bad Hersfeld

The town hall consists of a four-story two-wing building with high gables in Weser Renaissance style and a roof turret on the south wing.

The initial Gothic structure was built before 1371, and between 1607 and 1612, the building underwent Renaissance-style expansion and reconstruction.

The main portal features pointed arches adorned with columns and a stone coat of arms displaying the engraved double cross of Hersfeld.

The building stands at the intersection of Weinstrasse, Kirchplatz, and Am Treppchen streets, with the Lullus Fountain from 1830 located on the east side.

The west wing connects to the south wing at a sharp angle and displays a decorated half-timbered fourth floor on its southern facade.

Location: Bad Hersfeld

GPS coordinates: 50.86830,9.70747

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:28