Nottingham Council House
About
Nottingham Council House is an iconic landmark located in the heart of Nottingham, United Kingdom. Completed in 1929, this grand building serves as the city's principal municipal building. Designed by architect Thomas Cecil Howitt in the Neo-Baroque style, the Council House features an impressive dome that dominates the Nottingham skyline. The building's façade is adorned with ornate sculptures and columns, and its main entrance is flanked by two imposing stone lions named Leo and Oscar. Inside, the Council House boasts opulent interiors, including the grand Ballroom and the richly decorated Council Chamber. The building not only houses the city council's administrative offices but also hosts civic events and public ceremonies.
