Neustadt an der Aisch Town Hall, Market Square and Neptune Fountain

The Town Hall of Neustadt / Aisch is a stately Baroque building (1711-1715) on the leafy marketplace in the pedestrian zone. It was once a department store, burnt down in 1947, and then remodeled in 1949-1951. Worth seeing is also the clock tower with a circulating at 12 o'clock and complaining Geißbock, the landmark of the city. The Geißbock reminds according to the legend of the salvation of the city in the year 1461, when troops of the Bavarian Duke Ludwig besieged them. A tailor sewed himself into the skin of the last billy goat to fake the enemy an abundance of food. The besiegers should then have given up their plans and the "hero in Bocksfell" was celebrated as the savior of the city.

The imposing town hall on the market square with its Neptune fountain is a gem in the heart of the city. At the same time, it is also the Neustadt living room, where many events take place from spring to autumn. Lined with diverse gastronomy, everyone will find something to suit their taste.

Very nice place with the Neptune fountain in the middle.