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Rathaus

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The Rathaus (Town Hall), which stands opposite the Stadtresidenz, is an elegant, light-color building with a typical neo-Gothic roof design. It was originally a set of 13th-century burghers' houses, taken over by the town in the late 1300s. The famous bride and groom allegedly danced in the grand ceremonial hall during their much-celebrated wedding in 1475. The frescoes here date to 1880, however. The tourist information bureau is on the ground floor.

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