It was built in a neo-classical style; its original façade is held by six columns and its portico communicates the Plaza Mayor with the famous Paseo del Espolón. The two upper floors are connected by a balustrade and two towers, one on each side, topped by wrought iron spires. There is a clock below each one of them. In the middle of the balustrade is the city’s Coat of arms.
Over the years, the Town Hall of Burgos has been in many locations, the current one in the Plaza Mayor, one at the gate of Santa María and some chapels in the Cathedral where the council of Burgos occasionally held their meetings.
