Salzhaus, Cultural heritage monument in Neustadt square, Zittau, Germany.
The Salzhaus is a multi-story building on Neustadt square in Zittau that houses a public library, market stalls, shops, and event spaces under one roof. Inside, different areas serve multiple purposes including retail, community meetings, and cultural programming.
The building originated in the 16th century as a salt storage facility and underwent major reconstruction in 1713 to meet the city's expanding needs. This renovation transformed it into the versatile center it remains today.
The building serves as a gathering space where local artisans and craftspeople display and sell their work throughout the year. Visitors encounter traditional trades and local producers actively engaged in sharing their skills with the community.
The building sits in central Zittau and provides wheelchair access for all visitors. Checking opening hours in advance is helpful, especially if you plan to attend a specific event or activity.
The building operates a live webcam that continuously broadcasts market activities and events happening within its historic interior. This allows visitors to observe the space even from outside locations.
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