Altes Rathaus

What really got me was seeing the spot where the Nazis burned books, the book titles are written into the ground and some are even very surprising. This building definitely has a rich past, with many famous figures passing through its doors. Plus, the surrounding streets are wonderful for a stroll, with so many great cafes to choose from! And it's Bonn, so you feel Beethoven's presence all around.

Lucky to be here on the day of carnival. A truly magnificent historic building. It was closed. Brogue designs throughout the building. All set to receive floats of various characters.

the old municipality building of Bonn city dated to the 18th century. decorated by flags, golden hour and statues it is surrounded mainly by food markets and lot of stuff to buy. worth a visit while in Bonn.

It is a very picturesque city hall but as said by some - it falls under ''typical'' and ''standard'' category of city halls, something you would expect to see in many German cities. Regardless of that, it's worth to stop by (even though you cannot do a tour inside) and admire the stunning well preserved rococo exterior or/and enjoy lunch in one of the restaurants located on the Marktplatz.

Very nice rococò style City Hall, that was built between 1737 and 1738 by the court french architect Michel Leveilly, who was inspired by the Augustusburg Castle in Brühl in designing the building. I don't think it's possible to visit it on the inside.

Nice place in the middle of Bonn city center. Around the plaza there are small metal insert with the name of famous German citizen. Interesting the reminder about De Gaulle visit. Every clean and efficient. Around there are a lot of restaurant and hotels

I didn't go inside but the exterior design was beautiful. There is also a market in the same place in front of the altes rathaus.

A beautiful building and the site of many historic visits. I didn’t get to go inside but admired its architecture from the outside.