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Rathaus Neukölln

Named after the Rathaus Neukölln, town hall of a town called Rixdorf until 1912.

The town hall on Karl-Marx-Straße was designed by Reinhold Kiehl; its 68-metre tower carries a copper statue of Fortuna, goddess of luck. Rixdorf became a town in 1899 and was renamed Neukölln on 27 January 1912, with the Kaiser's consent, because ‘Rixdorf’ had become a byword for frivolous entertainment – as the popular song ‘In Rixdorf ist Musike’ shows.

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Sources

  1. Rathaus Neukölln Wikipedia (Deutsch)
  2. Berlin-Neukölln Wikipedia (Deutsch)
  3. U-Bahnhof Rathaus Neukölln Wikipedia (Deutsch)
  4. Rathaus Neukölln (Berlin U-Bahn) Wikipedia (English)

This text was written with the help of AI from the sources above and checked against them.