The town hall is a Renaissance structure built in the town square, surrounded by an inner courtyard of townhouses.
It has two storeys and a saddle roof.
The most interesting part of the building is its western side.
In the corner there are two quadrangular towers with tented roofs and roof lanterns.
Between them spans a five-axis loggia, with semicircular arches on the ground floor.
Over the loggia there is another level with windows which are separated by a cornice from the mansard roof.
Fragments of the façade are covered with sgraffito decorations from the seventeenth-century.
There is a four-sided central tower with an octagonal cupola topped with a balustrade and two roof lanterns.
The interiors have been preserved with halls and corridors of the original design, most notably the Hall of Councillors with its wall paintings and fine ceiling.
The Stropowa Hall has a larch ceiling from 1646.
Currently, the town hall is the seat of the city and several other institutions.
The town hall is a Renaissance structure built in the town square, surrounded by an inner courtyard of townhouses. It has two storeys and a saddle roof. The most interesting part of the building is its western side. In the corner there are two quadrangular towers with tented roofs and roof lanterns. Between them spans a five-axis loggia, with semicircular arches on the ground floor. Over the loggia there is another level with windows which are separated by a cornice from the mansard roof. Fragments of the façade are covered with sgraffito decorations from the seventeenth-century. There is a four-sided central tower with an octagonal cupola topped with a balustrade and two roof lanterns. The interiors have been preserved with halls and corridors of the original design, most notably the Hall of Councillors with its wall paintings and fine ceiling. The Stropowa Hall has a larch ceiling from 1646. Currently, the town hall is the seat of the city and several other institutions.
Brzeg Town Hall