Ayuntamiento de Abanilla
Pza. de la Constitución, 1
30640
ABANILLA
Telephone: +34 968 680 001
/ Fax: +34 968 680 635
e-mail: ayuntamiento@abanilla.es
www.abanilla.es
The Town Hall is a civil building of the 18th century, which was built between 1751 and 1762 during the reign of Ferdinand VI of Spain. This building preserves the windows, iron fittings and mouldings from that period.
It worked as a royal prison and granary, whose access door has been recently discovered in the south after a renovation of the facade.
Its interior is functional and mainly for administrative use. Its facade and surroundings are also relevant.
The Town Hall is an eighteenth-century civil building, whose construction was carried out between 1751 and 1762 during the reign of Ferdinand VI. This building retains the windows, fittings and mouldings of the period.
It was used as a royal prison and a postway, whose access door has recently been discovered in the southern part and after a remodelling of the façade.
Its interior is functional and for administrative use, being of interest its façade and the environment that surrounds it.
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