Plön Town Hall

Plön's Town Hall is centrally located on the Schlossberg hill.The current town hall was built between 1816 and 1818 on the old market square according to plans by the renowned architect Christian Frederik Hansen. Previously, a 13th-century town hall building stood on this site, which the last Duke of Plön, Duke Friedrich Carl, had demolished and replaced with a new one in 1746.
The Goose Girl Fountain, made of shell limestone by Bernhard Butzke, dates from 1922. The Goose Girl is one of Plön's landmarks and was a gift to their hometown by the Müller brothers, who had become wealthy abroad.
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Plön's Town Hall is centrally located on the Schlossberg hill.The current town hall was built between 1816 and 1818 on the old market square according to plans by the renowned architect Christian Frederik Hansen. Previously, a 13th-century town hall building stood on this site, which the last Duke of Plön, Duke Friedrich Carl, had demolished and replaced with a new one in 1746.The Goose Girl Fountain, made of shell limestone by Bernhard Butzke, dates from 1922. The Goose Girl is one of Plön's landmarks and was a gift to their hometown by the Müller brothers, who had become wealthy abroad.holsteinischeschweiz.de/poi/rathaus-ploen

The original town hall dates from 1817 and was built as a brick building. Today the seat of the city administration and the district court. Changing exhibitions take place in the foyer of the town hall. There, artists from the Plön area are given the opportunity to exhibit their works of art (photographs, oil paintings, watercolors, etc.). There are two very nice restaurants just a few steps away in the direction of St. Nicholas Church. The “Brasserie am Schloßberg” (steakhouse and Italian specialties) and the “Eisenpfanne” (good home cooking).