Old Town Hall (Bratislava)

The Old Town Hall (Slovak: Stará radnica) in Bratislava, Slovakia, is a complex of buildings in the Old Town, representing the city's oldest municipal building. It is located on the Main Square (Hlavné námestie) and houses the Bratislava City Museum.

The oldest part of the complex dates back to the 14th century, originally serving as a private residence which was later purchased by the city council. Over the centuries, the building expanded and underwent various renovations and reconstructions, resulting in a blend of architectural styles including Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque.

Throughout its history, the Old Town Hall served numerous functions, including as the seat of the city government, a prison, a mint, and a treasury. It was also a place for executions and public proclamations.

Today, the Old Town Hall houses the Bratislava City Museum, displaying collections related to the city's history, including artifacts, documents, and exhibits on the city's culture and development. The tower offers panoramic views of the Old Town. The building is a significant landmark and a popular tourist attraction, representing Bratislava's rich history and architectural heritage.