Old Town Hall

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by Krzysztof Golik

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The Old Town Hall in Leipzig, Germany, is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture. Located in the heart of the city, it was constructed between 1556 and 1557 under the direction of architect Hieronymus Lotter. The building features an intricate facade, an impressive tower with a baroque-style clock, and a richly decorated interior, including the historic council chamber and grand ballroom. Today, it houses the Museum of City History, offering visitors a glimpse into Leipzig's vibrant past through various exhibits and artifacts.

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