See Slonim Town Hall

Slonim Town Hall was built in the second half of the eighteenth century in the Baroque style. Unlike the familiar town halls crowned by tall towers, it is a restrained, symmetrical two-storey building without a vertical landmark.

Later alterations removed much of its decoration, so it is easy to mistake for an ordinary historic house. Notice the central entrance, window rhythm and position by the former market square; treat this as a brief exterior stop rather than a museum visit.