Market Square and Town Hall Weil der Stadt

Beautiful market square with town hall, Kepler monument and museum

Weil der Stadt's town hall was probably built in 1582, but fell victim to the devastating town fire almost half a century later and was destroyed by the flames. The Renaissance building was rebuilt a short time later in 1669, while retaining its historical features.
The town hall's round-arched arcades - now also known as "arcades" - used to house the Metzel and Bort arcades and are a reminder of the town's importance as a market and trading place.
Two coats of arms adorn the town hall's facades: the imperial coat of arms proudly stands on the west side. The south facade, on the other hand, bears the town's coat of arms with the imperial eagle, the St. Peter's key and the inscription S.P.Q.R. (Senatus Populusque Romanus: "Senate and People of Rome") as a sign of the historical connection to the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation.

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