Town hall in Varazdin is located right in the historical centre. This stone building gave urban residents Juraj Brandenburg in December 1523. From the moment the building was transformed into a true center that housed the local government and carried out almost all the major city events.

In those days, the space inside the town hall were sold in the Gothic style. This is indicated by the remains of the Gothic portal, which is preserved in some parts of the facade. The main tower today is decorated with a clock. In 1587 the town hall undergoes renovation, managed by the municipal judge Juraj Fleischmann has. Later for the alteration of the building did Giovanni da Como. In subsequent years the town hall was restored several times, the last change in the outside appearance of the building were made in the second half of the eighteenth century.

Currently the building is located on the Freedom square. Next to the town hall surrounded by several houses that once belonged to craftsmen, merchants and other citizens of varaždin.