Strehla Town Hall

The first massively built town hall Strehlas should come from the year 1597. It was built in its present form in 1756.

The Town Hall, which stands in a prominent position on the market square, was built in 1756. After the first stone town hall was destroyed by fire in December 1752, the present building was erected within four years and the baroque building has a two-storey main façade The upper part of the mansard roof is divided by six lower - tiered gulls and upper - segment bats, followed by a central high ridge turret crowning the rear Build a rectangular courtyard with the adjacent rear buildings of the neighboring building number 2. On the facade there is the inscription "Favente Deo OM / et / Friderico Augusto Reg. Pol. Et Elect. Sax. / Clementissime annuente / auspiciis dynastarum / Dam. Sidism. Pflugh et Otton, Ferdin, Pflugh / aedificium hoc in Usus publicas ex cinere restitutum est / A.R.S. MDCCLVI ". Due to its authentic Bauzeitlichen presence, its important role for the place and the dominant position on the central market, the town hall is building history, place history and place in the image of great importance. "Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Kulturdenkmal_in_Strehla

The town hall was rebuilt in 1756 after a fire destroyed it in 1751.