Town hall

Lippstadt Town Hall - witness to an eventful history

A look back at the town archives
Since its construction in 1775 in the neoclassical style, the town hall has been the heart of Lippstadt's old town. The imposing façade and the grand staircase characterize the town hall square and the townscape of Lippstadt. But the town hall is more than just a building - it is a reflection of the town's Westphalian history.

A place of power and change in Westfalen
Over the centuries, Lippstadt's town hall has undergone numerous changes. It has witnessed political upheavals, economic upturns and social changes as a police station, flour weigher, wine shop and even a secondary school. The individual reconstruction phases reflect the respective eras and make the town hall a living testimony to the past. Today, receptions, council meetings and cultural events take place here.

Architecture and art: places of interest in Lippstadt town hall
The interior of the town hall impresses with its elegant decor. The stucco ceilings, murals and ornately carved doors are evidence of the high level of craftsmanship of the master builders of the time. The Prussian eagle, the city coat of arms and the Lippische Rose are particularly noteworthy. Discover the Lippstadt town hall during a visit to Lippstadt. It is also the starting point for various city tours through the historic Altstadt, which offer a fascinating insight into the history of the city on the Lippe.