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Neues Rathaus

A Gothic Revival Gem in Munich's Heart

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The New Town Hall in Munich captivates with its stunning Gothic Revival style, designed by Georg von Hauberrisser. Built between 1867 and 1909, this majestic building stands proudly at Marienplatz, drawing visitors with its intricate facades and famous carillon. Fully accessible and with generous opening hours, it invites you to experience a piece of Bavarian history. Let the remarkable architecture and vibrant square atmosphere enchant you.

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Did you know?

The architect of the New Town Hall, Georg von Hauberrisser, started construction in 1867 and it took over 40 years to complete in 1909.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1909
Architect: Georg von Hauberrisser
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Height: 30 m
Opening Hours: Oct-Apr Mo-Fr 10:00-17:00; May-Sep 10:00-19:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Phone: +49 89 233-26458

Guided Story

Look up at that ornate tower. That's the centerpiece of the New Town Hall. Did you know the famous carillon up there tells a story three times a day? It reenacts the wedding of Duke Wilhelm V. with moving figures. Right in front of you, Marienplatz buzzes with life. Imagine, countless celebrations and rallies have taken place here. If you turn around, you'll see the Mariensäule, a symbol of peace in Munich since the 17th century. Did you know the town hall was originally planned to be much smaller? But as the city grew rapidly, more space was needed for administration. It's a fascinating blend of history and architecture, giving you deep insight into Munich's soul.