Town Hall, Terebovlya

As in many cities of Western Ukraine in Terebovlya, which is located in the Ternopil region, there is a town hall. The exact date of its construction is not preserved, only it is known that it was built in the 18th century. In the premises of the Town Hall the governor's residence was first located, and then the Polish school, which was located in the walls of the building until 1890. It is well known that during the First World War the building of the town hall was completely destroyed.

As in many cities of Western Ukraine in  Terebovle, which is located in the Ternopil region, is the town hall. The exact date of its construction is not preserved, only it is known that it was built in the 18th century. In the premises of the Town Hall the governor's residence was first located, and then the Polish school, which was located in the walls of the building until 1890. It is well known that during the First World War the building of the town hall was completely destroyed. A few years after the war the building was restored, but with a clock tower. Now the Terebovlya Town Hall is a two-story building with a clock on the tower, which were restored in 1970.

On the tower there is an observation deck, thanks to which tourists and guests of the city can view Terebovly from a height. On the roof you can see the weather vane, made in the form of the coat of arms of the city, as well as the core on the facade of the building, it was discovered in the fortress. Nowadays the city ​​administration is locatedin the town hall. Go inside, on the walls you will see  letters of honor dating back to 1660  with privileges and one of the city's oldest maps.