Town Hall in Czaplinek

The town hall stands on the market square in Czaplinek and was built in 1845. It is a two-storey building with high cellars, covered with red roof tiles, with the town coat of arms above the entrance. The monument was built of brick and entered in the heritage register in 1965.

What it is used for today

The building still serves an administrative function: it houses the Town and Municipal Office in Czaplinek. This means the interiors are a working office, not a visitor site, and the building is mostly viewed from outside, from the market square.

Around the market square

Two churches stand nearby: the Church of the Holy Trinity and the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Lake Czaplinek is also close by, so the town hall can be seen on a walk towards the water.

Practical information

• Address: Rynek 6, Czaplinek.
• The building is the seat of the office; opening hours are given by the office.
• For visitors the most interesting feature is the façade with the town coat of arms above the entrance.