Town hall in Kolín, Renaissance town hall in Kolín, Czech Republic

The town hall in Kolín stands at Karlovo náměstí 77, rebuilt in Neo-Renaissance form between 1887 and 1889 to a design by architect Jan Vejrych, with Jan Klecanský as builder. Frescoes on the facade depict historical events from the town's past and were painted by Adolf Liebscher. The building is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The building was founded in the 15th century and underwent a major renovation in the late 19th century in Neo-Renaissance style. This transformation fundamentally shaped its current appearance.

The building shapes the character of the main square and continues to serve as the city's administrative center today. It reflects the importance Kolín has held over the centuries.

The town hall stands at Karlovo náměstí 77, on the main square of Kolín, reachable on foot from the surrounding streets of the old centre. The open square lets you step back and view the facade frescoes by Adolf Liebscher from several angles.

The facade frescoes by Adolf Liebscher depict historical events from Kolín's past, a detail many visitors pass by without noticing. The building was rebuilt in Neo-Renaissance style between 1887 and 1889 to a design by architect Jan Vejrych, with Jan Klecanský as builder.