Gradska kuća

Town house - the most important information

The Town house is actually the building of the District Administration in Krusevac, an immovable cultural asset, a cultural monument of great importance. It was built for four years according to the project of the architect Nikola Nestorovic, and was completed in 1904 by Otto Goldner.

History of the Town house

The Town house was built for the purpose of the seat of the District and District Administration. Although it was built more than a century ago, it has retained its authenticity. After the Second World War, it housed the District and District Boards, since 1963 the Municipality of Krusevac and the Municipal and District Courts, and today it houses the Assembly of the City of Krusevac.

Characteristics of the Town house

What stands out in the Town house is the Mosaic Hall, which is the central hall and is located on the mezzanine floor. It is dedicated to Moravian Serbia, and the mosaic cycle "In the Glory of Krusevac" was done by academician Mladen Srbinovic. In the central fields of the south and north sides are wall mosaics that were shown in 1971 and on which the figures of knez Lazar and despot Stefan can be seen. The floor mosaics were laid in 1986, and 16 compositions in lunettes were shown three years later and feature historical and epic figures.

Within the Town house, the marble sculpture "Herzegovinian weaves a wreath" by Croatian sculptor Ivan Rendic, as well as Njegos's bust located on the plateau on the south side of the City Hall and which is a gift from the author's wife Sreten Stojanovic, stand out.

How to get to the City Hall

The town house is located near the center and can be reached on foot. It can also be reached by:

Buses 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 6a, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17 and 20 and get off at the Spomenik station
Taxis - we recommend Boss taxi: 037/44455 and Euro Taxi: 063/7209909.

Working hours

The working hours of the City Hall are on weekdays from 8 am to 8 pm.