Goslar: Behind the Town Hall Doors｜Germany

Goslar City Hall is a centuries-old building in a very special sense: beginning in the middle of the 15th century with the east wing, whose arcades open onto the market square, it was enlarged over more than 400 years by ever-new additions.
The Huldigungssaal in Goslar City Hall was established between 1505 and 1520 as a council meeting room. It is a unique gem of late Gothic spatial art: its walls, ceiling, and even the window niches are completely lined with panel paintings. Each individual painting is a work of art of high quality that blends into the overwhelming overall impression. After the Huldigungssaal was restored over the course of years, today, elaborate security, air conditioning, and lighting technology protect this work of art from deterioration. A multimedia production brings the Huldigungssaal back to life today.

In addition to the Tourist Information Office, there is also a World Heritage Information Center in the basement of the town hall.