Beverly Hills City Hall

The Beverly Hills City Hall rises eight floors with a central tower, stucco walls, red-tiled roofs, and Spanish-inspired architectural elements throughout the structure.

Constructed in 1932 by architect William J. Gage, this building replaced the temporary facilities at Beverly Hills Hotel that served as the city administration center.

A sculpture by Auguste Rodin titled 'Torso of a Walking Man' stands inside the building, adding artistic value to this administrative center.

The municipal building houses the Mayor's office, City Council chambers, and various administrative departments serving the residents of Beverly Hills.

For the city's centennial celebration, bakers created a 15,000-slice cake replicating the exact design of the City Hall at a cost of 200,000 dollars.

Location: Beverly Hills

Inception: 1932

Architects: William J. Gage

Architectural style: Spanish Colonial Revival architecture

Floors above the ground: 8

Address: 455 N Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Phone: +13102851000

Website: https://beverlyhills.org

GPS coordinates: 34.07294,-118.40050

Latest update: August 21, 2025 08:54