Troyes City Hall

The town hall of Troyes

The town hall of Troyes is a fine building in Louis XIII style, on the main square of the town. The Troyes audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this seventeenth-century monument, the administrative and historic heart of the city.

The elegant Louis XIII building

The town hall of Troyes, built in the seventeenth century in an elegant Louis XIII style, stands on the main square of the city. Its fine stone and brick façade, punctuated with high windows, pilasters and a pediment, testifies to the classical architecture of the era. On the pediment is a revolutionary motto, a heritage of the history of the town. The seat of the municipality for centuries, the building dominates a lively square, lined with terraces, which is one of the great gathering places of Troyes. It is an emblematic monument of the heart of the town.

What to see

You admire the fine stone and brick façade in Louis XIII style, punctuated with high windows, pilasters and a pediment, on the lively main square. The town hall is an emblematic monument of the heart of Troyes. It is a stop for lovers of architecture, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The town hall of Troyes lies on the main square, in the heart of the town, reachable on foot. You mainly admire its façade from the square; it is a public building whose access follows its own uses. The surrounding square is particularly lively, lined with terraces.

What is the style of the town hall of Troyes?

An elegant Louis XIII style of the seventeenth century, with a stone and brick façade punctuated with high windows, pilasters and a pediment bearing a revolutionary motto.

Where is the town hall of Troyes?

On the main square, in the heart of Troyes, in France.