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Bernusbau

Historic Architecture in the Heart of Saalhof

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Designed by architect Bernhard Kirn, the Bernusbau was constructed in 1717 and forms an integral part of the historic Saalhof. Its architecture reflects the Baroque influences of the era, offering a fascinating glimpse into early 18th-century craftsmanship.

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The Bernusbau is an example of Baroque architecture in Frankfurt.

Guided Story

Standing here, you are surrounded by history. The Bernusbau, designed by Bernhard Kirn in 1717, is an integral part of the historic Saalhof. Its Baroque architecture provides a window into the craftsmanship of the early 18th century. Look around, and you'll see how the Bernusbau harmonizes perfectly with other historic structures. Just 20 meters behind you, the Rententurm rises, another testament to the area's rich past. To the northeast, the Saalhof Chapel adds a spiritual dimension to this historic ensemble. This location tells much about Frankfurt's history and the masterful craftsmanship of its time.