Can the Gagny town hall be visited like a monument?

No, it is a working town hall accessed for administrative purposes, though the facade can be seen freely from the square.

What is the origin of the building?

It was built in 1715 as a private mansion for a lawyer at the Parliament of Paris, before becoming the town hall in the late 1880s.

How many days a week is it open?

The building is accessible six days a week, according to municipal hours.

Is there an entrance fee?

No, there is no fee to access the town hall.

Town hall of Gagny

Gagny

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Hôtel de ville de Gagny stands in Gagny (Seine-Saint-Denis), in the Île-de-France region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The town hall of Gagny occupies, on Place Foch, a former private mansion built in 1715 for a lawyer at the Parliament of Paris. The two-storey building has kept an ordered facade marked by a triangular pediment and carefully framed windows. The town turned it into its city hall in the late 1880s, after passing through several private owners.

Written from Hôtel de Ville, Gagny

What to know

This is a working town hall, where access is mainly for administrative matters rather than tourist visits.
The building is open to the public six days a week according to municipal hours.
The facade, with its triangular pediment, can be admired from Place Foch without entering.
There is no admission fee, as this is not a paying site.

Practical information

Opening hours

Monday	08:45-12:00 · 13:30-17:45
Tuesday	08:45-12:00 · 13:30-17:45
Wednesday	08:45-12:00 · 13:30-17:45
Thursday	10:00-12:00 · 13:30-17:45
Friday	08:45-12:00 · 13:30-17:15
Saturday	08:45-12:00

Annual closures : the two Saturdays of the end-of-year holidays; the last two Saturdays of July; the first two Saturdays of August

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Where this château is

Gagny · Seine-Saint-Denis · Île-de-France

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Address

1 esplanade michel teulet, 93220 Gagny

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Château phone number

+33 1 43 01 43 01

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Frequently asked

Can the Gagny town hall be visited like a monument?: No, it is a working town hall accessed for administrative purposes, though the facade can be seen freely from the square.
What is the origin of the building?: It was built in 1715 as a private mansion for a lawyer at the Parliament of Paris, before becoming the town hall in the late 1880s.
How many days a week is it open?: The building is accessible six days a week, according to municipal hours.
Is there an entrance fee?: No, there is no fee to access the town hall.