Rathaus Saarlouis, Town hall in Saarlouis, Germany.
The Saarlouis Town Hall features classical window axis systems and stands 27 meters tall with a tower that marks the cityscape from afar.
The current building was constructed between 1951 and 1954 under the direction of Peter Focht, replacing the previous town hall destroyed during World War II.
Stone carvings on the front facade, created by local sculptor Nikolas Simon, depict scenes from the evolving history of Saarlouis through detailed imagery.
The administrative center operates Monday through Friday, with extended hours on Thursday until 17:00, providing municipal services to residents and visitors.
The tower contains a carillon that plays seasonal melodies four times daily, adding musical elements to the administrative functions of the building.
Location: Saarlouis
GPS coordinates: 49.31626,6.75026
Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:09
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