City Hall

The City Hall building is documented since the fourteenth century, being the reform that took place in the mid-sixteenth century which came to give the current form, which is somewhat out of the usual in Aragon. Despite the restorations, it maintains its regular "U" shape, closing almost half of the square. The first floor has strong arcades with semicircular arches, except in the central section, which is architraved. The upper floor has a balcony running along the entire facade with wrought iron railings, highlighting in the center the coat of arms of the city. On the exterior, facing the river, there are vigorous buttresses that serve as a base for most of the building.