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In 1966, the "new" Baiersdorf Town Hall was built at Waaggasse 2 and officially inaugurated that same year. Designed by the Erlangen architect Scherzer, the new building, measuring 24 x 28 meters with a basement and a 110-square-meter assembly hall, was estimated at around 500,000 DM at the time. However, the final cost for the demolition of three houses on the site, the new construction, and all other work amounted to approximately 1,000,000 DM. Today, the entire administration of the town of Baiersdorf, including the districts of Hagenau, Igelsdorf, and Wellerstadt, is located here. [ Source: https://histourisch.de/rathaus/ ]

A special feature of St. Nicholas Church in Baiersdorf is the imposing pulpit altar. From a church-historical perspective, the origin of such pulpit altars is interesting. They are found in the margravial Protestant churches and, according to Luther's understanding, emphasize the equality of word and sacrament. The importance of the word is thus clearly emphasized here. This equality was further emphasized by the fact that the baptismal font was located directly in front of the altar for a long time, symbolizing the connection between baptism, Holy Communion, and the sermon. The pulpit altar was installed in the mid-18th century, using the older Renaissance pulpit, the Holy Communion relief, and the figures of Moses and John. [Sources: https://histourisch.de/st-nikolaus-kirche-2/ and: https://www.baiersdorf-evangelisch.de/St.%20Nikolaus ]

Two-story sandstone ashlar building with a gable roof, marked "1828" Building heritage file number: D-5-72-115-45 (Residential building with pharmacy at Rathausplatz 2) [Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkm%C3%A4ler_in_Baiersdorf ]

On the upper floor of the facade, you'll find the information: "To the Golden Lion - ANNO 1640 - 1883"

A beautiful city gate with a good ice cream parlor nearby.

A very nice place to rest, relax, and enjoy the view. Picnics are possible.

A market fortification built from a sandstone ashlar wall, unfortunately also with a lot of traffic. Depending on the time of day, you'll need to be careful. ;-)

Beautiful little lake, invites you to linger for a moment.