Ośno Lubuskie Town Hall

The Town Hall in Ośno Lubuskie, a historic building located in the heart of the Old Town, stands next to the Church of St. James the Apostle. Its history dates back to the expansion of the Old Town at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, when earlier town hall buildings existed on the same site. The current structure was designed by Emil Karl Alexander Flaminius, a renowned architect and construction official. Since 1912, the town hall has housed a local museum, which showcases historic furnishings from former buildings and memorabilia related to the history of Ośno and the Torzym Land, which also includes Rzepin and Sulęcin. The Town Hall is listed in the register of immovable monuments, confirming its architectural and historical value. It is not only an important symbol of the city but also a cultural center hosting various events and educational activities. An interesting fact is that the building and its surroundings have witnessed many significant historical events, contributing to the rich history of the region.