Old Town Hall

The historical backdrop of the Old Town Hall goes back to the beginnings of the medieval town in the thirteenth century. It was then that the first Romanesque place of Mayor Jakub turned into the property of the city. Through the span of time, Unger's House and Pawer's House were attached to it. The total component in the neo-Gothic remaking is the house of prayer of St Ladislav, with its novel divider depictions from the fifteenth century. In 1581 a renaissance arcade was included.

The building ordinarily houses the Bratislava City Museum, the most seasoned in the city 1868. Whenever open, the historical center highlights a display of the medieval equity framework, and also the amazing inside of the town corridor building and unique decorations from the metropolitan court. In summer, social projects are held in the lovely renaissance patio and shows are held at the pinnacle.