The Luisenplatz is the centre of the city. Architect Georg Moller built the Ludwigs-Column (39m high) in 1844 in honour of the first Grand Duke Ludewig I. Located on the north side of the square is the council building, former seat of ministers (1781), today district council.
The Luisenplatz is the centre of the city. In 1844, architect Georg Moller built the Ludwigs-Column, which is 39m high, in honour of the Grand Duke Ludewig I. Here you can also find the council building, former seat of ministers (1781), which is today’s district council building. Here you can also find the local gallery “Regionalgalerie Südhessen”, with regular presentations of works from local artists.
