Kajaani City hall

Kajaani City Hall is an administrative building in Empire style featuring symmetrical design, white walls, and classical architectural details positioned centrally in the city. The structure houses municipal offices and meeting spaces used for local governance and administrative operations.

This administrative building was constructed in the early 19th century as an expression of Finland's architectural development during that era. It is legally protected as a heritage monument and preserves the architectural character of its period.

The building stands at the center of civic life and serves as a symbol of local governance and community decision-making in the region. Visitors can observe how it continues to function as a gathering point where residents and officials conduct municipal business.

The building is centrally located and easily accessible on foot, making it simple to find when exploring the city center. Its white facade and classic form make it easy to recognize and orient yourself as you walk through the streets.

The building is part of a designated area in the city center that holds special importance in the city's urban planning and design. This particular classification highlights the significance of the location and surrounding architecture in shaping how the community developed.

Location: Kajaani

Inception: 1831

Architects: Carl Ludvig Engel

Architectural style: Empire style

Elevation above the sea: 141 m

Part of: Kajaanin Kauppakadun funkistalot ja Raatihuoneentori

Address: Linnankatu 14

GPS coordinates: 64.22701,27.72807

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:04