Raadhuis Brouwershaven
Discover the rich history of the Town Hall of Brouwershaven, built during the city's prosperous golden age. This remarkable building consists of two parts: a rear section from the 15th century and a front section from the 16th century. It features a traditional architectural style with a slate-covered roof, exuding the grandeur of bygone times.
The Town Hall of Brouwershaven is a protected monument and part of the town’s designated heritage area. In 1890-1891, it was completely rebuilt and adorned with new sculptures, enhancing its architectural significance. The façade is richly decorated, crowned by a statue of Mercy. Additionally, beautiful vases adorn the roll layers, giving the building an elegant appearance.
Today, the Town Hall stands as an important historical monument and a must-see for visitors eager to explore the rich culture and heritage of Brouwershaven.
