Town Hall, Municipal building in Subotica, Serbia
The Town Hall is an administrative building in Subotica featuring red brick walls, ornate ceramic decorations, and a central tower rising 76 meters high. The building houses government offices, retail shops, and banking services within its spaces.
Construction was completed in 1912 under the design of architects Marcell Komor and Dezső Jakab. They integrated Hungarian Secessionist design principles throughout the entire building structure.
The ceremonial hall with its stained glass windows serves as the center for municipal celebrations and public gatherings. Visitors can observe the crafted details that shape the space during community events.
An observation deck at 45 meters height offers wide views across the city and surrounding area. Visitors should be prepared for stairs and plan their tower visit during favorable weather conditions.
The facade displays Hungarian folklore motifs mixed with ceramic floral patterns and wrought iron decorations throughout its exterior surfaces. This combination of tradition and craftsmanship spreads across the entire building front.
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