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Historic Town Hall Rastatt

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Historic Town Hall Rastatt

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1. St. Alexander Church (Rastatt) – The Murg River loop from Georgenvorstadt

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2. Einsiedeln Chapel – Pagodenburg Rastatt loop from Rastatt

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3. Pagodenburg Rastatt – Rastatt Murg River Restoration loop from Rastatt

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Biber-Radler

June 11, 2020

The town hall stands symmetrically opposite the parish church. The foundation stone was laid in 1716. The first construction phase was completed in 1721 according to the design by Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer. In 1750 Peter Ernst Rohrer built a one-story annex on the back of the building, which was used as a prison. The five-axis gable front faces the square between the church and town hall. The ground floor was originally an open hall and is accessible from all sides through arcades that are now bricked up. Today there is an old, still functioning clockwork of the city church of St. Alexander.

In 1899 a new town hall extension was built. Today, in the town hall, in addition to the official offices of the administration and the mayor, there is the meeting room of the municipal council, the windows of which were made in 1962/63 according to designs by Georg Meistermann (1911 to 1990).

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Scout Jens

April 11, 2020

The historic town hall stands symmetrically opposite the town parish church on the market square.

The foundation stone was laid in 1716. The first construction phase was completed in 1721. On the back is a one-story extension from 1750 that was used as a prison. The ground floor was originally an open hall. Today there is an old, still functioning clockwork of the city church of St. Alexander.

In 1899 a new town hall extension was built. Today, in the town hall, in addition to the official offices of the administration and the mayor, the meeting room of the municipal council is located.

Source: historische-route-rastatt.de/route/8-historisches-rathaus

In front of the town hall is the Alexiusbrunnen, which was dedicated to Saint Alexius von Edessa in 1739 to protect against earthquakes, since 1723 and 1728 earthquakes destroyed parts of Rastatt.

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Jennifer la tedesca🇩🇪

February 25, 2024

The town hall is opposite the parish church of St. Alexander. The foundation stone was laid in 1716. The first construction phase was completed in 1721 according to the design by Johann Michael Ludwig Rohrer. Peter Ernst Rohrer built a one-story extension at the back of the building in 1750, which was used as a prison. In 1899 the building received an extension.

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Location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Historic Town Hall Rastatt

1. St. Alexander Church (Rastatt) – The Murg River loop from Georgenvorstadt

2. Einsiedeln Chapel – Pagodenburg Rastatt loop from Rastatt

3. Pagodenburg Rastatt – Rastatt Murg River Restoration loop from Rastatt

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