Rathaus

In the location's words:

Since its extensive renovation at the end of 1999, the "First House" on the square has been painted in an oxblood color. This is a nod to the medieval brick Gothic style, as its construction probably began around 1340. The town hall was first mentioned in a document in 1369 as "Kophus". A medieval ribbed vault has been preserved in the cellar. The building was badly damaged during two major town fires in 1713 and 1736. When it was rebuilt in 1738, it largely took on its present form, now adorned with the striking volute gables. The baroque decoration of the former council chamber, which is now used as a registry office and for festive receptions, also dates from this period. In the 1930s, the medieval arcades on the east side were opened up. This is where the tourist information office is located.

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