Heisingsches Haus

  • Permanently closed
  • Historic site
The Heisingsche Haus is a patrician house in the Weser Renaissance style.
The Heisingsche Haus on Marienplatz next to the Tourist Information Office dates from around 1600 and has a strikingly richly decorated façade with stylistic parallels to the town hall façade, which is only a few years younger.

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Openings

  • Permanently closed
  • The building can only be viewed from the outside.

    Price info

    Visits to the Heising House are free of charge.

    General information

    • Bus stop available

    Payment methods

    no entrance possible

    Directions & Parking facilities

    By car:
    Take the A 33 freeway to the Pad.-Zentrum or Pad.-Schloß Neuhaus exit; then head towards Paderborn city center. Stay on the inner ring road (Innenstadtring) in the direction of PaderHalle or Maspernplatz (if necessary, follow the parking guidance system). Turn into Maspernplatz via Hathumarstraße.
    Parking:
    Parking for cars is available at Maspernplatz on the edge of Paderborn city center (destination address for the navigation system: Heiersmauer 45, 33098 Paderborn). There are usually plenty of parking spaces there. Tip: Buy a reasonably priced day ticket!
    An alternative is the Neuhäuser Tor parking garage, which you will pass on the way to Maspernplatz as described above.
    Information on other parking options in the city center and tariffs: www.asp-paderborn.de.
    By public transportation:
    Take the city bus lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 (PaderSprinter) to the "Rathausplatz" stop.
    For more information on traveling by city bus, visit www.padersprinter.de or call 05251 6997222.

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