Haus Salzhaus

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Haus Salzhaus is a historic building on Frankfurt’s Römerberg square, known for its richly decorated Renaissance-style façade and role in the city’s old town ensemble.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
town house
adjacentTo Haus Frauenstein
Haus Römer
Römer (Frankfurt city hall complex)
linked to: Römer city hall
country Germany
faces Römerberg square
follows original medieval building on the site
formsEnsembleWith Haus Frauenstein
Römer
other Römerberg gabled houses
hasArchitecturalStyle Renaissance Revival architecture
Renaissance style façade
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Frankfurt’s historic cityscape
hasDecorativeElement heraldic motifs
ornamental figures
reliefs
hasFacadeMaterial stone elements
timber elements
hasFunction commercial building
residential building
hasNumberOfStoreys multiple storeys
hasReconstructionStatus partly reconstructed after Second World War
hasRoofType gable roof
heritageStatus listed building in Frankfurt am Main
knownFor historic significance for Frankfurt
ornate wood carvings
richly decorated façade
locatedIn Altstadt Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main
Römerberg
linked to: Römerberg square
locatedInAdministrativeEntity State of Hesse
linked to: state of Hesse

Urban district of Frankfurt am Main
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
partOf Frankfurt old town ensemble
touristAttraction yes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Römer hasPart Haus Salzhaus
Dom-Römer reconstruction project hasPart Haus Rebstock (reconstructed building)
linked to: Haus Salzhaus
Dom-Römer reconstruction project hasPart Haus Esslinger (reconstructed building)
linked to: Haus Salzhaus
Dom-Römer reconstruction project hasPart Haus Schwarzer Stern (reconstructed building)
linked to: Haus Salzhaus
Römer city hall hasPart Haus Salzhaus