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The first municipal merchants' hall in
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In later years, the merchants' hall underwent multiple modifications. In 1550 a balcony was added, in 1744 the merchants hall needed to be rebuilt due to bomb damage, in 1814 the facade was changed, in 1884 the building was remodeled according to the prevailing taste of the time. In 1924 the changes
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with colored tiles flank the arched curtain windows on the outside of the building. The front of the building is decorated with sculptures and the crest of the
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so-called arched curtain windows in the late Gothic style with the windows opening onto the market place. Two delicate, polygonal
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of 1884 were undone. Its contemporary state dated back to the extensive renovations which it underwent in 1988.
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accommodates up to 90 people and has an impressive fireplace from the 15th century and the
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