Grenelle Town Hall

The Grenelle Town Hall stands as a governmental building featuring classical architectural elements with symmetrical facades and ornate stone detailing throughout its structure.

Constructed in 1825, this administrative building served the independent commune of Grenelle until its incorporation into Paris during the territorial expansion of 1860.

The structure maintains its designation as a monument historique inscrit, reflecting French governmental efforts to preserve significant architectural heritage across the nation.

Located near the intersection of major streets, the building continues to function as a center for local administrative services and community gatherings.

The building represents one of the few remaining examples of pre-annexation municipal architecture from former independent communes surrounding historical Paris.

Location: 15th arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 1825

GPS coordinates: 48.84556,2.29167

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:16