Town hall in Żywiec

The town hall exhibits Renaissance Revival architecture with symmetrical proportions, featuring white walls and a central tower reaching 348 meters above sea level.

Architect Tomasz Poncino designed this administrative building in 1706, establishing it as a focal point for municipal governance during the Habsburg period.

The town hall hosts regular municipal meetings and ceremonies, maintaining its function as the center of local administration for over three centuries.

Located in the main square, the town hall opens during standard business hours and contains offices for municipal services and administrative procedures.

The building maintains its original Renaissance Revival elements while incorporating modern administrative facilities, demonstrating the evolution of municipal architecture.

Location: Żywiec

Inception: 1706

Architects: Tomasz Poncino

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Elevation above the sea: 348 m

Address: Rynek 2 34-300 34-300

GPS coordinates: 49.68908,19.20363

Latest update: March 13, 2025 20:52