After the expansion of the town and the demolition of the Staufer town wall
the town hall was moved here from the upper town and built in place of older
town houses in 1386. On the east side is a very early
early sandstone depiction of the town and imperial coat of arms (14th century).
Until 1875, there was a vaulted hall with stores on the first floor.
and, since the 17th century, a beer bar of the hospital brewery. On the
The death sentences were pronounced from the court dungeon on the north side. On the two beautiful late Gothic council chambers with vaulted beamed ceilings and historic vaulted beamed ceilings and historically interesting furnishings (glass panes, guild plaques, frescoes, town map from 1625). In the small hall two sandstone window pillars with sculptural decoration from the 14th century from the 14th century. The mayor's office on the first floor is late Gothic. upper floor is late Gothic. In the adjoining salt house there are legal verdicts from 1581.
