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Altes Rathaus, Leipzig, SN : Reviews of Altes Rathaus - Yahoo! Travel
You can't miss this wonderful building in the heart of Leipzig as the Old Town Hall is in the middle of the market place. The first plans for building the Town Ha...
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Old City Hall (Altes Rathaus), Leipzig - Read Reviews
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Old City Hall- Leipzig, Germany - VirtualTourist.com
Sat in the market square and housing the City Museum, the strangely elongated old town hall is pride of place in the center of the city. The original town hall dates from the 16th century, but the distinctive Baroque clock tower was added later in the 18th. It overlooks the grand Market Square, whic...
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::. Old City Hall .::. LTS Leipzig Tourist Service e.V. .::. Leipzig Tourism .::
The Old City Hall is one of the most beautiful German Renaissance town halls and houses the Museum of City History. Alongside the museum’s permanent exhibition on Leipzig’s history, the only authentic portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach can be found here. In the Old City Hall Johann Sebastian Bach sig...
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Photographic Walk: 4 – Market Square and the Old City Hall
The Old City Hall, built in the record time of nine months between 1556 and 1557 by Hieronymus Lotter and built between two trade fairs, is one of the most beautiful German Renaissance buildings. Some architectural elements have been changed even before its complete restoration in 1672. In 1744, the...
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Leipzig: Old town hall - Leipzig - Free travel guide Germany: Leipzig's Old Town Hall was built in 1556 in the Renaissance style and remains one of Germany's largest. Located on the pretty main square of the city, it's a good orientation point to
Most impressive is the huge Banquetting Hall with Renaissance interior (open fireplaces). I was surprised by the many fine works of medieval religious art: altars, paintings, wood-carved sculptures etc. Most of them were saved from churches which were deconstructed in Leipzig's surrounding. Very ...
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