Town Hall of Binche

The Town Hall features three ground-floor arches supporting a neo-classical facade with a central belfry rising above the structure's main entrance point.

The initial construction started in the 14th century, followed by architect Jacques du Broeucq's renovation in the 16th century and Laurent-Benoit Dewez's modifications in 1770.

The building stands as part of the Belfries of Belgium and France collection, recognized by UNESCO for representing municipal independence and civil authority.

The Town Hall maintains regular opening hours for administrative services and contains meeting rooms where local government officials conduct municipal business.

The belfry includes a 16th-century clock mechanism and carillon that continue to mark time and create music for the residents of Binche.

Location: Binche

Architects: Jacques du Broeucq

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Made from material: stone

Part of: Belfries of Belgium and France

Address: Grand Place

GPS coordinates: 50.41059,4.16565

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:44