City Hall of Cartagena, Spain

The triangular City Hall building features four domes, circular galleries at the corners, and decorative elements made of marble and granite.

Built in the early 1900s during Cartagena's expansion period, the construction required reclaiming land from the Mediterranean Sea to accommodate the structure.

The City Hall exhibits classical Roman architectural elements combined with geometric designs, reflecting the strong Roman influence in Cartagena's heritage.

The building maintains its administrative functions while offering visitors access to explore its architectural features during regular business hours.

The structure incorporates city crests and floral arrangements within its eclectic design, standing next to the Roman Theatre Museum and ancient sea walls.

Location: Cartagena

GPS coordinates: 37.59892,-0.98593

Latest update: July 3, 2025 23:44