Kuressaare Town Hall

Kuressaare Town Hall, established in 1651, serves as a vital landmark in Estonia’s historical landscape. Founded by the Swedes, the building showcases neo-Gothic architectural style and provides insight into the local governance of the era.

The town hall features an ornate facade, a bell tower, and beautifully preserved interiors that reflect the cultural values of its time. It is a center for local events and gatherings, offering residents and visitors alike a glimpse into the town's heritage.

Must-See Wonders

🕰️ Magnificent Clock: The town hall houses an impressive clock tower that is a notable feature of the town.
📜 Historical Archives: Visitors can view documents dating back to the 17th century, detailing local governance history.
🏛️ Architectural Tours: Guided tours are available to explore the unique elements of the town hall’s design.

Accessible to all, entry is free. History enthusiasts and families will find great interest in the stories the town hall tells.