Römer (town hall)

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The Römer has been the city hall of the city of Frankfurt am Main since the 15th century and with its characteristic staircase gable facade one of its landmarks. As the center of city politics, it is the seat of the city representatives and the Lord Mayor. The middle of the originally three independent buildings on Römerberg is the actual house to the Romans. For centuries, the term "Romans" has meant the entire town hall complex. Why the central building is called "Römer" is unknown; There are different, contradictory interpretations. [1]
The air raids on Frankfurt am Main during the Second World War left only the stone facades and ground floors of the medieval houses. Behind the emblematic façade hides the new construction of a modern office building in the style of the early 1950s.
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The Römer has been the town hall of the city of Frankfurt am Main since the 15th century and, with its characteristic stepped gable facade, is one of its landmarks. As the center of city politics, it is the seat of the city representatives and the Lord Mayor. The middle of the originally three independent buildings on the Römerberg is the actual house at the Römer. The term “Roman” has been understood to mean the entire town hall complex for centuries.
The air raids on Frankfurt am Main during World War II left only the stone facades and ground floors of the medieval houses standing. Behind the emblematic facade lies a new modern office building in the style of the early 1950s.
Whenever the German national soccer team had won a European Championship or World Cup title, the trophy was proudly presented to the enthusiastic fans here from the Römer's balcony.

Source and more: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Römer_(Frankfurt_am_Main)