Słupsk Town Hall

Słupsk Town Hall
Słupsk Town Hall
Interactive map of the Słupsk Town Hall area
General information
Architectural styleGothic Revival
LocationSłupsk, Poland
Construction started1899
Completed1901
Cost300,000 marks
ClientSłupsk Town Council
Design and construction
ArchitectsKarl Zaar
Rudolf Vahl
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The Słupsk Town Hall (Polish: Ratusz w Słupsku, German: Rathaus in Stolp) is the chief administrative building of Słupsk, a town in northwestern Poland. The town hall was completed in 1901 in the Gothic Revival style and is a listed heritage monument protected by Polish law. The building continues to serve as the official residence of the town council.

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