The Old Town Hall with its three towers one of the Landmark the city of Einbeck and is centrally located in Heart of the Old Town on the historic market square. The decorative carvings such as fan rosettes or rope bar profiles on the exterior facade.
In year 1334 The town hall was first mentioned in documents in 1810. After the town fire of 1540 The new building was erected on the remains of the massive previous building, initially just a mighty hall building, in half-timbered construction.
The unusual bay windows with their pointed conical roofs (towers) were only added 1593/94 to the building.
To ensure that the Old Town Hall remains preserved for a long time, the building, which was in need of renovation, was 1870 - 1914 restoredDuring this time, additions and alterations to modernize the building were also carried out. The current state of the lower town hall is one of Redesign in year 1961/62 Thanks to.
Over the past centuries, the building has been used as a market hall and as a room for the city council, the municipal savings bank, the treasury, the city council and City Court The upper floor once housed the Royal Legge and the municipal pawnshop. Town Hallor served the surrounding residents as a wine cellar, town tavern and potato cellar.
Current use:
Today, the Ground floor the registry office in Einbeck, the wedding room and a meeting room. 1. floor The upper floor houses the offices of the German Child Protection Association Northeim eV and Einbeck Tourism.
The Town Hall The ground floor is used for various cultural events and public meetings. It can also be rented for other events.
Contact person for rental:
City of Einbeck
Daniel Düvel
Email: dduevel@einbeck.de
Telephone: +49 55 61 / 916 - 276
In year 1334 The town hall was first mentioned in documents in 1810. After the town fire of 1540 The new building was erected on the remains of the massive previous building, initially just a mighty hall building, in half-timbered construction.
The unusual bay windows with their pointed conical roofs (towers) were only added 1593/94 to the building.
To ensure that the Old Town Hall remains preserved for a long time, the building, which was in need of renovation, was 1870 - 1914 restoredDuring this time, additions and alterations to modernize the building were also carried out. The current state of the lower town hall is one of Redesign in year 1961/62 Thanks to.
Over the past centuries, the building has been used as a market hall and as a room for the city council, the municipal savings bank, the treasury, the city council and City Court The upper floor once housed the Royal Legge and the municipal pawnshop. Town Hallor served the surrounding residents as a wine cellar, town tavern and potato cellar.
Current use:
Today, the Ground floor the registry office in Einbeck, the wedding room and a meeting room. 1. floor The upper floor houses the offices of the German Child Protection Association Northeim eV and Einbeck Tourism.
The Town Hall The ground floor is used for various cultural events and public meetings. It can also be rented for other events.
Contact person for rental:
City of Einbeck
Daniel Düvel
Email: dduevel@einbeck.de
Telephone: +49 55 61 / 916 - 276
Good to know
Opening hours
The hall of the Old Town Hall can be visited during the opening hours of the registry office, as well as as part of a city tour.
Closed: Saturday, Sunday
Price information
The hall of the Old Town Hall can be visited free of charge during opening hours or as part of a paid city tour.
fitness
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for families
for individual guests
suitable for seniors
for children (3-6 years)
for children (6-10 years)
for children (from 10 years)
Other equipment/furnishings
toilet facility
Accessibility
Travel for everyone
A renovation of the Old Town Hall is planned for the coming years.
The conversion involves the implementation of various components:
- barrier-free access via an elevator system
- the use of the basement as a multifunctional room
- Redesign of the ground floor with town hall hall for multifunctional use including installation of a toilet facility
The conversion involves the implementation of various components:
- barrier-free access via an elevator system
- the use of the basement as a multifunctional room
- Redesign of the ground floor with town hall hall for multifunctional use including installation of a toilet facility
Arrival & Parking
Arrival by public transport:
The historic town hall can be reached from Einbeck-Mitte train station in about 7 minutes (a 600-meter walk). From the train station, cross the traffic lights toward the ZOB (Einbeck bus station) and follow Dr.-Friedrich-Uhde-Straße to the Möncheplatz parking lot. From there, cross the Lange Brücke bridge directly into the pedestrian zone and onto the market square. The historic town hall is on the left.
Parking spaces in the city center
Fee-based parking / parking ticket: - Tiedexer Straße, Breil, Möncheplatz, Papenstraße
with parking disc (max. 2 hours): - Hullerser Wall, around the Münsterkirche
free of charge: - New Town Hall, Köppenweg
Accessible parking spaces: - New Town Hall, Köppenweg, Tiedexer Straße, Möncheplatz, Neustädter Kirchplatz, Breil
The historic town hall can be reached from Einbeck-Mitte train station in about 7 minutes (a 600-meter walk). From the train station, cross the traffic lights toward the ZOB (Einbeck bus station) and follow Dr.-Friedrich-Uhde-Straße to the Möncheplatz parking lot. From there, cross the Lange Brücke bridge directly into the pedestrian zone and onto the market square. The historic town hall is on the left.
Parking spaces in the city center
Fee-based parking / parking ticket: - Tiedexer Straße, Breil, Möncheplatz, Papenstraße
with parking disc (max. 2 hours): - Hullerser Wall, around the Münsterkirche
free of charge: - New Town Hall, Köppenweg
Accessible parking spaces: - New Town Hall, Köppenweg, Tiedexer Straße, Möncheplatz, Neustädter Kirchplatz, Breil
Nearby
How to find us
Altes Rathaus
Marktplatz 6 - 8
37574 Einbeck
License (master data)
Einbeck Tourism