New York City Hall

New York City Hall is the historic and architectural centerpiece of city government, located in Manhattan. It serves as the seat of the city's executive and legislative branches, housing the offices of the Mayor and City Council. Built between 1803 and 1812, it features a neoclassical style with a prominent clock tower. The building not only functions as an administrative hub but also symbolizes New York City's governance and history. Visitors can tour its interior, which often highlights the city’s political heritage, making it a notable landmark both politically and architecturally.