Busk town hall

The Busk Town Hall is the building of the Busk City Council (Lviv Oblast). It is located in the city center, at 1 Busk's 900th anniversary square.

It was built relatively recently, in 1999, on the site of an older county court building. It is the last town hall built in Ukraine in the twentieth century.

The town hall is two-story, almost square in plan. It does not have a lot of decorative elements, so it may seem somewhat massive and squat. However, thanks to the town hall tower with a sharp spire roof, broken roof lines, and several original chimneys made in the form of turrets, the whole building looks elegant and elegant.

In 2011, a new clock with four dials, over 1.5 meters in diameter, was installed on the town hall tower. It was made by a famous Lviv craftsman, Oleksiy Burnaiev. The repertoire of the clock includes 12 melodies that are played every hour; at 12:00 the anthem of Ukraine is played. The melody sounds for a few seconds. At night, the clock face is illuminated.

The Town Hall is used for its intended purpose: it houses the Busk City Council and several other government agencies.