Am Markt 3, Theatre venue in Pirna, Germany
The Peter-Ulrich-Haus is a theater and cultural building in Pirna featuring paired wooden framework on its upper floors and an entrance portal with stone benches on each side. The interior holds around 180 seats distributed across three stories.
Construction began in 1506 under master builder Peter Ulrich, who used it as his residence while overseeing construction of St. Mary's Church in Pirna. The house reflects architectural practices of the early Renaissance period.
The building now houses the Tom Pauls Theater, which presents performances and exhibitions across its three floors showcasing local artists and historical works. You can experience how the space remains active in the region's cultural life through the events and displays held here.
The venue seats around 180 people spread across three stories, so expect stairs when moving between levels. Tours are available and should be arranged in advance to ensure access.
The entrance portal with its stone benches represents one of the oldest preserved examples of this design feature in Saxony. Such details show how medieval building traditions persisted into the early modern period.
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