The first mentions of the Town Hall in Bystrzyca Kłodzka date back to the 14th century. This attests to the very early development of self-governance and urban structures in this vibrant center. The current building, though its deepest roots lie in the Middle Ages, is the result of many reconstructions and renovations, especially after numerous and destructive fires that plagued the city over the centuries. Its most characteristic shape was achieved after a thorough reconstruction in the 19th century, adopting features of Florentine Neo-Renaissance, though the facade's decoration maintained an early Neoclassical style combined with late Baroque. It's a fascinating mosaic of styles that not only tells of changing architectural tastes but also of the needs and ambitions of successive generations of Bystrzyca residents.