Malmö rådhus, Renaissance municipal building in Malmö Centrum, Sweden.
The Malmö City Hall features brick construction with Gothic stepped gables and a tall tower visible throughout the city center.
Construction of the city hall began in 1546 on Stortorget square, which was the largest public square in Scandinavia during that period.
The building maintains its role as the center of municipal administration while hosting ceremonies, exhibitions, and civil weddings throughout the year.
Visitors can explore the exterior architecture from Stortorget square, while the basement houses a public restaurant within medieval walls.
The 1860s renovation transformed the building's facade into Dutch Renaissance style while preserving original medieval elements in the structure.
Location: Malmö Municipality
Inception: 1546
Architectural style: Renaissance
GPS coordinates: 55.60639,13.00139
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:29
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