Eilenburg Town Hall

Construction period
16th century, 20th century,
1544 to 1545, 1945 to 1949 (reconstruction, elevation)
Architectural style
Renaissance, modern
Client
City of Eilenburg
Builder/architect
–
Condition
The town hall in Eilenburg has been renovated.
Current use
Administration
Access
The town hall in Eilenburg can be visited as part of its use.
Description
Floor plan
Free-standing rectangular building, three-wing extension
Structure
Originally two-storey, now three-storey, one-storey extension
Facade
Plastered facade, decorative gable, bay window, cornices, pilaster structure
Roof shape
Gable roof
Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/artikel/touren/rathaus-eilenburg

Large building of the city on the town hall square, in front of it the Heinzelmännchenbrunnen.

The town hall goes back to the first mention of the year 1545, it was built as a Renaissance building. During the Second World War, the building suffered severe damage. The reconstruction was completed in 1949.