Celje National Hall, Civic monument in Celje, Slovenia

The National Hall (Narodni dom) is a civic building on Trg celjskih knezov in Celje, built between 1895 and 1897 to designs by Czech architects Jan Vladimír Hráský and Jan Vejrych. It contains four halls used for concerts, meetings and sessions of the City Municipality of Celje, whose seat it has been since 1 January 1995.

The building was completed in 1896, designed by Czech architects during a period when Celje was a significant regional center. Its construction marked a moment of local confidence and institutional development in the late 19th century.

The National Hall embodies the spirit of an era when Slovenian communities asserted their identity by establishing their own institutions during Austro-Hungarian rule. The building served as a gathering place where local people could meet and discuss matters affecting their community.

The National Hall stands on Trg celjskih knezov in central Celje, and since 1 January 1995 it has housed the seat and most of the administration of the City Municipality of Celje. Its four halls host concerts, meetings and sessions of the municipal council, so the interior is generally seen during public events rather than on a casual walk-in.

The building was designed by two Czech architects who combined Czech design practices with local elements, which was uncommon at that time. This blend of foreign and regional influences becomes visible when examining the facade details carefully.