Town Hall of Hann. Münden

The town hall of Hannoversch Münden looks back on a centuries-old history. The foundation stone was laid as early as the 14th century. When Hannoversch Münden introduced staple rights in the 17th century and all traders who traveled to Werra and Fulda had to offer their goods for sale in Hannoversch Münden for a fee, the city was in full bloom. Accordingly, the town hall was expanded to its current form in the style of the Weser Renaissance.

In addition to parts of the city administration, the registry office is housed here today. You will also find the Ratsbrauhaus here in the basement.

Every hour on the hour a carillon plays the song of Doctor Eisenbart. In the upper part of the town hall then open windows and the figures come to light.

Since its construction until today, the town hall has served as the seat of the city council and the city administration with the registry office.
The tourist information is also located in the building.
In the basement is the Ratsbrauhaus, which has been operated as a pub brewery again since 2003 and is recommended. The beer is brewed here in-house.