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The Town Hall Most notable is the Rathaus (Town Hall), which features twin towers and an unusual facade. There is a cultural centre and exhibition halls inside a good chance for seeing the restored interior. The City Hall is open to the following times: Mon - Fri 09.30 - 16.30, Thu 09.30 - 18.00, Sat 10.00 - 12.30 clock. Admission: Adults 1.50 euros, students 0.90 euros, 3.00 euros Families |
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St Servtius Church The St. Servatius church is a late Gothic hall-church. It is smaller than its sister church, St. Cyriakus. In its turbulent history, the Church has retained its pure Gothic style. From 1714, she received a rich interior in baroque style and then had 8 altars. A high altar from which the Crucifixion, painted in oil has been preserved at the front of the church. Free admission during opening times. |
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St Cyiakus Church St. Cyriakus Church is a towering Gothic building just off the Obermarkt square, also known as the Oberkirche. It waws built between 1250 and 1490, and features two towers and a bold façade. Inside is just as impressive, with various altars, and 15 Baroque statues. This is one of the main churches in Duderstadt, and still has regular services. It welcomes visitors to come and look around free of charge during opening hours |
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West Tower The Weserturm in Duderstadt is the only surviving gateway into the city from the medieval defences. It is a very decorative tower, with a tall, spiralling spire atop which was caused by a weakness in the design. The tower was built in 1343 and was one of eight around the city. It burnt down in 1424 and was rebuilt over the next 12 years. The Weserturm is not open to the public. |
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