Goldener Saal

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"Der goldene Saal"

The Goldener Saal (Golden Hall) is a ceremonial room in the Augsburg Town Hall, which is famous for its ceiling paintings, murals, and golden wall decoration. It was finished in 1643 and is one of the most important cultural monuments of the late Renaissance. In 1944 the Town Hall and the Goldener Saal were destroyed by an air raid and were reconstructed after the war.

External links[]

• Media related to Goldener Saal at Wikimedia Commons
• Augsburg-Wiki

Coordinates: 48°22′07″N 10°53′55″E / 48.3687°N 10.8987°E / 48.3687; 10.8987

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