Wittstock Town Hall

AG "Cities with historic city centers"
Wittstock / Dosse
city hall
1905 / 1906 - after reconstruction in neo-Gothic style; Geri
chtslaube,
Cellar vault and north gable remained from earlier Z
sides received so that
Traces go back to the 15th century. At one advises
strange attack
(03/20/1954) the building was destroyed inside.
After restoration
1992 - 1997 the town hall is restored to its old beauty
stood, that too
Painting in the Chamber has been reconstructed (Marshall
, handing over the
city rights).
Notable exterior details: terracottas in the G
erichtslaube (probably from
1530) and an old sundial.
Source: daten.verwaltungsportal.de/FILES/FILES/historical20stadtkern.pdf

The current building of the Wittstock town hall had numerous predecessors. When it was built in 1905/06, historicism was booming. The citizens received a town hall with numerous historical additions. For example the court arbor on the back. The west gable, which is typical of North German brick Gothic, was also skilfully fitted into the neo-Gothic new building. The tower with the baroque dome is reminiscent of the St. Marien Cathedral in Fürstenwalde (Spree). The medieval cellar vaults cannot be seen from the outside.

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If you walk around the town hall you will find toilets.