Toruń Old Town Hall
Ratusz Staromiejski
A Gothic town hall dating from the 13th century, built around a square courtyard, with a tower offering views over the red-brick Old Town.
The Old Town Hall in Toruń is one of Central Europe's most representative Gothic civic buildings. Begun in the 13th century and expanded at the end of the 14th century into a square structure with four wings around a courtyard, it now serves as the main building of the regional museum, displaying medieval art, stained glass and portraits of Toruń's past citizens. The roughly 40-metre tower can be climbed for views over the Old Town's red roofs and the Vistula River. The building is closed on Mondays, and the museum and tower are sold separately. It stands in the middle of the Old Town Square and is within easy walking distance.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; approx. 10:00–18:00 (seasonal adjustments)
Nearby sights
- Old Town Market Square
- Artus Court
- House under the Star
- Nicolaus Copernicus House
- Toruń Planetarium
- Church of the Assumption, Toruń
- Toruń Cathedral
- Leaning Tower of Toruń