Hôtel de Ville d'Amiens

An emblematic monument of the Commune since the Middle Ages, chosen in the 19th century to bring together the signatories of the Peace of Amiens, the Hôtel de Ville continues to tell the story through its architecture and decor. Its main facade, with two wings in return, asserts the building?s function within the modern city. The gate closing the main courtyard was removed in 1992, when Catalan architect Juan Roig began pedestrianizing the city center.