Town Hall Eckersdorf
Town Hall Eckersdorf is a town hall in Eckersdorf, Bayreuth, Bavaria, which is located on Bamberger Straße. Town Hall Eckersdorf is situated near the library Gemeindebücherei Eckersdorf, as well as near the fire station Feuerwehrgerätehaus.- Town hall
- …lies at an elevation of 416 metres (1,365 feet)
- Description: cultural heritage monument D-4-72-131-12 (0) in Eckersdorf, Bavaria
- Address: Bamberger Straße 30, Eckersdorf, 95488
- Also known as“former Schwesternheim”“Rathaus”
Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include St. Ägidius and Schloss Fantaisie.
St. Ägidius
St. Ägidius is a church, which is situated 350 metres south of Town Hall Eckersdorf.
Schloss Fantaisie
The Schloss Fantaisie is a castle, situated 3.1 miles… Schloss Fantaisie is situated 550 metres east of Town Hall Eckersdorf.
St. Franziskus
St. Franziskus is a church, which is situated 570 metres west of Town Hall Eckersdorf.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Donndorf and Lohe.
Town Hall Eckersdorf
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Latitude
49.93302° or 49° 55′ 59″ north
Longitude
11.50158° or 11° 30′ 6″ east
Open location code
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In Other Languages
From Dutch to German—“Town Hall Eckersdorf” goes by many names.
- Dutch: “Stadhuis van Eckersdorf”
- French: “Hôtel de Ville Eckersdorf”
- German: “Ehemaliges Schwesternheim, Ehemalige Heilanstalt für Nervenkranke “Sankt Gilgenberg‘”
- German: “Rathaus Eckersdorf”
Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Gemeindebücherei Eckersdorf and Feuerwehrgerätehaus.
Nearby Places
Explore places such as Reservistenheim, ehem. Goldener Pfau and Eckersdorf Rathaus.
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