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Rathaus Erlangen

Discover modern architecture in Erlangen's heart

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The New Town Hall in Erlangen captivates with its modern architecture, designed by Harald Loebermann. Standing 61 meters tall, it serves as a striking landmark in the Neuer Markt and offers accessible entry for all guests. Its geometric shapes and clean lines exemplify modern architectural design. Immerse yourself in the urban atmosphere and its role as a governmental hub.

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Despite its modern architecture, the Erlangen Town Hall was opened as early as 1971 and is a striking example of Harald Loebermann's style.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1972
Architect: Harald Loebermann
Architectural Style: Modernism
Height: 61 m
Opening Date: October 6, 1971
Opening Hours: Mo,Tu,Th 08:00-18:00; We,Fr 08:00-12:00; Sa,Su,PH off
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

As you walk across Neuer Markt, take a moment to look up at the striking lines of the New Town Hall. Designed by Harald Loebermann, this building stands as a testament to the bold architectural decisions of the early 70s. Did you know it was once considered a symbol of progress and modernity in Erlangen? Its clean, geometric design was quite the departure from the traditional styles of its time. Turn around and feel the blend of history and innovation that defines this area. Just a short stroll behind you is St. Bonifaz Church, another gem waiting to be discovered in this vibrant neighborhood.