Vaasa City Hall
Vaasan kaupungintalo
Completed in 1883 in Neo-Renaissance style, the city hall faces Holy Trinity Church across a tree-lined boulevard and is the most photogenic building in the historic centre.
Vaasa City Hall was designed by architect Magnus Isaksson and completed in 1883. Its Neo-Renaissance façade features towers and fine decorative carving, and the grand banqueting hall inside is still used for concerts and celebrations. The building sits at one end of a broad tree-lined boulevard, facing Holy Trinity Church, and is a key node in the city's planning after the relocation of 1852. The exterior can be seen at any time; the interior is generally open during events or summer guided tours. Located in the city centre, it can be visited on foot together with Market Square and Holy Trinity Church.
Opening hours
Exterior accessible all day; interior open only during events and guided tours
Nearby sights
- Holy Trinity Church, Vaasa
- Vaasa Market Square
- Tikanoja Art Museum
- Ostrobothnian Museum
- Kuntsi Museum of Modern Art
- Hietasaari (Sandö)
- Tropiclandia
- Stundars Open-Air Museum