This is the historic building where, during the Napoleonic Wars, King Frederick William III of Prussia and Queen Louise lived temporarily (1807–1808). It is a Classicist house built in the late 18th – early 19th century, which belonged to the Danish consul Lorck and later to his relative Consentius. In 1846 the city magistrate bought the building, and it became Klaipėda's city hall. Since 2011 the mayor of Klaipėda and some of the city municipality's administrative staff have returned to this historic building.
PriceFree
SettingOutdoors
Getting there
Danės g. 17, KlaipėdaKlaipėda City MunicipalityDirections
Getting there by carThe nearest place to drive up and park is on Danės Street.
Price
Free to visitOpen access, no tickets needed
Accessibility
Fits a stroller
Wheelchair accessible
Pets welcomeYou can view the building from the outside with animals.
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