Logroño town hall, Municipal government building in Logroño, Spain
Logroño town hall is a modern municipal building on Avenida de la Paz with two connected triangular structures. Its sandstone facade creates a distinctive geometric shape on the city's landscape.
Architect Rafael Moneo designed the building between 1973 and 1974, with completion in 1980. Its construction followed contemporary architectural trends of that era.
The town hall serves as a gathering place where residents meet and city council members make decisions that affect the whole community. It represents the civic heart of Logroño.
The town hall is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM for municipal services. Visitors can handle administrative matters during these hours.
The two asymmetrical triangular shapes create a striking visual contrast that stands apart from the surrounding urban context. This bold geometric design was a daring architectural statement for the 1980s.
Location: Logroño
Architects: Rafael Moneo
Address: Av. de la Paz, 11, 26004 Logroño, La Rioja, Spain
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 09:00-14:00
Phone: +34941277000
Website: http://logroño.es
GPS coordinates: 42.46643,-2.43926
Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:46
Logroño is a city where wine and history come together naturally. The old town features narrow streets with arcades, lined with restaurants and bars where visitors can taste local food and watch daily life unfold. Gothic churches mark the skyline and speak to the city's past, while historical palaces stand along the streets. Museums here show art and the region's heritage. Wineries are central to the experience. Places like Marques de Murrieta, Bodegas Franco Españolas, and Bodegas Campo Viejo offer tours and tastings. Visitors can learn how Rioja wines are made and sample different varieties. The cellars often sit in old buildings and reveal the traditions that have shaped the region for centuries. The surrounding area invites walking and exploration. The Ebro River and parks nearby offer quiet paths for wandering and resting. The bridge across the river connects different parts of the city and gives views of the landscape. Whether you wander the old town streets, visit a winery, or take a peaceful walk, Logroño offers something for different interests and moods.
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