This 13th-century Romanesque building boasts a unique dual façade, Gothic altarpiece, and archaeological remains, offering a glimpse into rich medieval herit...

Seat of the Lleida City Council and a jewel of Catalan medieval heritage. This 13th-century Romanesque civil building features a dual façade: a medieval one facing the square and a neoclassical one from 1929 facing the river. Inside, it houses the Gothic altarpiece of the Virgin of the Paers, the old prison "la Morra", and the Municipal Archive with the 1150 Charter of Settlement. Roman and medieval archaeological remains are preserved in the basement.