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Haus zum Römer
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Haus zum Römer

Gothic patrician architecture with historical legacy

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The Haus zum Römer, first mentioned in 1322, forms the central part of the iconic three-gabled facade of Frankfurt's town hall. Despite extensive modifications over the centuries, it retains its classic Gothic architectural style. Acquired by the city in 1405, it stands as a cultural heritage monument in Hesse.
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The Haus zum Römer was acquired by the city of Frankfurt in 1405.

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Founded
1322
Architect
Max Meckel
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument

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