Elevate your medieval town with the addition of a beautiful Gothic style Town Hall!

as one of the central buildings in a townscape, the town hall serves as the seat of the city administration and was often a symbol of the city's autonomy and independence.

The ground floor is mostly dedicated to the towns commerce.

Local artisans and farmers visit the Weigh Room to officially weigh their goods.

This allows for public control of the weight of goods and the levying of taxes on goods sold and transported within the city

The door on the side of the building allows easy access for horse drawn carriges to offload their goods.

the front of the building has the main door to the weigh room and also a smaller door providing access to the first floor.

On the first floor you can find the Council Room..

This is the place for the authorities to discuss town matters, legislation and diplomacy.

The room will also be used to host festivities and formal occasions.

On this floor there is also access to the balcony.

Here officials can address crowds and make important announcements.

noteably it is adorned with 4 prominent statues, representing the towns values.

From left to right you have:

Wisdom (scholar), Discipline (soldier), Order (lawmaker) and Craftmanship (Artisan)

The second floor houses the town archives.

Here important scriptures and town history, legislation and records can be kept.

On the top floor you can find the Treasury.

Valuebles, taxes and weapons are stored here.

It is the most secure room of the building and houses the wealth of the town.

Access to the clock and bellfry are also located on this floor.

The central tower, the bellfry, rises above the roof of the Town Hall.

It is crowned with a statue of a folk hero, holding the standard of the town high!

This folk hero protected the town with his actions years back.

Coming from humble beginnings, he shows the people that greatness can be achieved by everyone.

And that one man’s actions can save a town.

The main inspiration for this building was the town hall of Oudenaarde, Belgium.

It is a magnificent building dating back to the 16th century.