In Ljubljana’s cobbled Town Square, or Mestni Trg, stands the baroque-style Town Hall, known as Magistrat. Renovated in 1719 with Venetian inspiration by the renowned Slovenian architect Gregor Maček, the building features elegant baroque elements. Today, it houses the city’s mayor and administration. The Town Hall serves as a popular landmark for visitors, and many walking tours of Ljubljana Old Town begin from this historic site. Its central location and architectural significance make it a key point of interest for those exploring the city.
Ljubljana Town Hall (Magistrat)
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