Court of St. George's Brotherhood

The Court of St. George's Brotherhood is a compact, burnt-sienna building defined by the eight-sided tower rising from its roof, topped by a statue of Saint George fighting the dragon. Built between fourteen eighty-seven and fourteen ninety-four by Hans Glothau, this structure served as the headquarters for an elite brotherhood of marksmen. Its design draws on late Gothic architecture and features decorative battlements, corner turrets, and an overhanging cylindrical staircase on the eastern facade.