Cúcuta City Hall

Cúcuta City Hall is the central administrative building that coordinates public services and government operations for the city and surrounding rural areas. The institution manages different urban districts, including the historic San Faustino neighborhood.

The city hall was established to organize administration following the city's colonial founding, as documented through Agreement 002 on January 17, 1891. The institution evolved to meet the needs of the growing urban population.

The building houses a cultural center that organizes local art exhibitions and traditional community events. Visitors can see how artistic practices and local crafts are actively supported and showcased here.

Visitors can access the building to inquire about civil registry services, permits, and public meetings. Multiple entrances and a central location make it easy to navigate and accessible for everyone.

The city hall sits on property connected to Carmen de Tonchalá, where Doña Juana Rangel de Cuéllar originally donated the land that made Cúcuta's founding possible. This historical link reveals the city's origins in an act of personal generosity.