Rathaus Dinkelsbühl
Rathaus Dinkelsbühl stands at the corner of Altrathausplatz and Ledermarkt in Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria, with three storeys and a steep gabled roof. Four wings gather around a central courtyard beneath the steep roof. Its foundations reach back to the early fourteenth century, when the building likely served as a ministerial seat. Records first mention it in 1361 as the Stainhaus.
The Berlin and Arnolt patrician families owned the building before expansion created the four-winged complex between 1524 and 1550. It served as Dinkelsbühl’s town hall until 1855. The Haus der Geschichte Dinkelsbühl von Krieg und Frieden museum has occupied the restored building since 2008. Löwenbrunnen and Wörnitztor complete the Kinderzeche backdrop.
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