Red Town Hall (Szczecin)

This article is about the building in Szczecin, Poland. For the building in Berlin, Germany, see Red Town Hall (Berlin).
Red Town Hall
The Red Town Hall, as seen from the Tobruk Square.
Interactive map of the Red Town Hall area
General information
TypeTown hall
Architectural styleGothic Revival
LocationSzczecin, Poland, 4 Stephen Báthory Square
Coordinates53°25′19.5″N 14°33′06.0″E / 53.422083°N 14.551667°E / 53.422083; 14.551667
Construction started2 September 1875
Completed10 January 1879
Design and construction
ArchitectKonrad Kruhl
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The Red Town Hall (Polish: Czerwony Ratusz; German: Rotes Rathaus), also known as the New Town Hall (Polish: Nowy Ratusz; German: Neues Rathaus), is a historic Gothic Revival town hall building in Szczecin, Poland. It is placed at 4 Stephen Báthory Square, within the New Town neighbourhood of the Downtown district. It was designed by Konrad Kruhl, and opened in 1897, as the seat of municipal government. It was burned down in 1945, and rebuilt in 1963, now housing the local maritime administration.

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