Enthusiastic hobbyist presents detailed Alsfeld town hall model!

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Patrick Kosog will present his detailed model of the Alsfeld town hall in an exhibition from June 12, 2025. Visit the impressive show!

Patrick Kosog präsentiert sein detailgetreues Modell des Alsfelder Rathauses in einer Ausstellung ab dem 12. Juni 2025. Besuchen Sie die beeindruckende Schau!
Patrick Kosog will present his detailed model of the Alsfeld town hall in an exhibition from June 12, 2025. Visit the impressive show!

Enthusiastic hobbyist presents detailed Alsfeld town hall model!

The creative mind Patrick Kosog fulfilled a dream in Alsfeld: He faithfully recreated the city's historic town hall on a scale of 1:40. He worked for over a year on this impressive model, which is based on historical building plans and which can now be seen in the foyer of the town hall. Kosog's visit to the original town hall, which he recently discovered, left a lasting impression and inspired him to express his passion for crafting in an extensive work of art. This special exhibition will open to invited guests on Friday, 2 p.m., and will remain accessible for a month, Oberhessen Live reported.

The old town hall of Alsfeld has had a remarkable career. Construction began in 1512 and is a defining example of the preservation of ancient Hessian architecture. The historical substance has been preserved over the centuries through various renovations, such as the uncovering of the bricked-up arcades in 1883 or the general renovation between 1910 and 1911. The impressive combination of stone architecture and wooden construction makes the town hall an unmistakable landmark of the city and symbolizes the close connection of its citizens with the city's history.

The exhibition and other attractions

Visitors to the exhibition will have the opportunity not only to admire Kosog's model, but also to purchase various souvenirs that he produced. These include key chains and lamps in the shape of the town hall, as well as postcards with pictures of the model and collages of scenes from the interior. Kosog also plans to publish a book documenting his model's career and containing numerous images.

Alsfeld not only offers cultural treasures, but also a wide range of leisure activities. During the exhibition period, guided tours of the exhibition are organized this weekend, both on Saturday at 11 a.m. and on Sunday at 2 p.m. There are also open tours of the old town, which also lead to the exhibition. The old town with its many architectural monuments from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance is a popular destination for city tourists and can be impressively explored during these guided tours.

The future of Alsfeld

Alsfeld's geographical location, nestled between the Vogelsberg and the Knüll, makes it an important medium-sized center with a population of 18,000 inhabitants and 16 districts. Known for its picturesque old town, the city has seen an increase in city tourism in recent years, supported by an expanded range of leisure activities, attractive hotels and good gastronomy. In recent decades, Alsfeld has also established itself as a model town for monument preservation, which underlines the great importance of the region's historical heritage.

The town hall and the entire old town are not only architectural monuments, but also living witnesses to a rich city history, which goes back to its documented mention as “Adelesfelt” in 1069. Given the constant developments in the city, Alsfeld shows itself to be a future-oriented community that is always adapting to the challenges of the times.

For further information on the architecture and history of the Alsfeld town hall, please refer to the detailed information on Modellbau Kreuzlingen. The history of the city itself can also be read at the Alsfeld History Forum.

We look forward to numerous visitors to the exhibition and exciting tours in one of the most charming cities in Hesse!