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Neues Rathaus

Brutalist architecture at the heart of Göttingen

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Completed on December 8, 1978, the Neues Rathaus in Göttingen is a striking example of brutalist architecture. Designed by the architectural team Brütt-Matthies/Wagener, it houses the city's administration and stands out in the cityscape with its imposing height and distinct lines.

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The Neues Rathaus opened on December 8, 1978.

Quick Facts

Founded: December 8, 1978
Architect: Architektengemeinschaft Brütt-Matthies/Wagener
Architectural Style: Brutalism
Opening Hours: Mo-Tu 08:30-15:00 "Einwohnermeldeamt"; We,Fr 08:30-12:00 "Einwohnermeldeamt"; Th 08:30-17:00 "Einwohnermeldeamt"; PH off
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: goettingen.de
Phone: +49 551 4000

Guided Story

In front of you stands the Neues Rathaus, a striking example of brutalist architecture. Designed by the architectural team Brütt-Matthies/Wagener, it was completed on December 8, 1978. Notice the distinct lines and impressive height that define the Göttingen cityscape. It serves as the city's administrative center and plays a crucial role in local governance. Just 58 meters to the northwest, you'll find Hiroshimaplatz. Nearby landmarks like the Doppelkentaur and Vegetative Säule make this area a significant part of the city.