TOWN HALL
Gothic town hall built on the foundations of an imperial palace with a guard and residential tower in the century.
Located on the site of the former 9th-century imperial hall known as the "Aula Regia", this building is well worth a visit. Under Charlemagne, the building was connected directly to the cathedral, forming a huge palace; all that remains today is the Granus tower, which served both as a watchtower and a dwelling. In the 14th century, a Gothic town hall was built on the foundations of the imperial palace. In the 19th century, the original style was revived after centuries of architectural alterations.
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