The Town Hall is one of the most significant buildings of post WWII reconstruction, with its monumental tower of over 70 meters in height and long bush-hammered concrete columns. Town Hall architect, Auguste Perret, died before its inauguration in 1958. His associate, Jacques Tournant, finished the project.
1517, place de l'Hôtel de Ville
76600 Le Havre
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