Merseburg Schloss

 
The Merseburg Schloss, now occupied by local government offices and the District Museum, is a three-winged building of the Late Gothic and Late Renaissance periods. In spite of much later alteration, it has preserved a remarkable architectural unity. The most striking features are the staircase towers, oriels, doorways and dormers in Late Renaissance style. The west wing was rebuilt after suffering heavy war damage.

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