Lisbon City Hall, also known as Paços do Concelho, is a grand neoclassical landmark situated in Praça do Município. Completed in 1880, the building features an impressive marble staircase, ornate ceilings, and deep historical significance as the site where the Portuguese Republic was proclaimed in 1910. While primarily serving as the seat of local government, it occasionally opens its doors to the public for cultural exhibitions and official civic events.
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Lisbon City Hall is a grand neoclassical landmark featuring ornate marble staircases, historical artwork, and majestic civic architecture.
It is located at Praça do Município in the Chiado neighbourhood of central Lisbon.
It hosts official municipal ceremonies, cultural exhibitions, and public welcome events on Mood.
