Yangon City Hall is a popular tourist destination located in the heart of the city. Coming to the Yangon city, you can hardly overlook the City Hall, with its typical Burmese architecture, adorning the place with more lively and interesting. In the Myanmar travel itinerary, let’s visit the Yangon City Hall! This is a significant historical witness of the city.

Ancient Yangon is very attractive. Works of this kind will always attract nostalgic tourists, wanting to find something left of a colonial time as left a bold mark on Indochina. This is the building having the most important role of Myanmar – a beautiful, dignified architecture always exudes elegance and authority. The Yangon City Hall is home to the nation’s most important events to commemorate the great landmarks of the country.

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With creative design and architecture, the Yangon City Hall is enough to attract any visitors to come here. The Yangon City Hall still retains its unique architecture from its initial design and construction under the hands of the talented architects at that time. This building built in 1911 by architect John Ransome. It was designed in the style of bohemian architecture.
Today, the Yangon City Hall welcomes the increasing number of domestic and international visitors. Not only is the old-fashioned gallery, the Yangon City Hall offers to travelers a completely new and different feeling than the usual sightseeing tours. The City Hall has been the highlight of a number of major political protests, and it is listed in the Yangon City Heritage List.
The Yangon City Hall located on Maha Bandula Road, next to Sule Pagoda, one of the sacred pilgrimage sites in Myanmar. Along the Maha Bandula street, you can admire a lot of beautiful old English architecture, such as buildings used as a department store or bar, café; state agencies,…
– Address: Maha Bandula Road, Yangon
– Phone number: +95 1 543 217
– Opening time: From Monday to Friday, 10:00 am – 04:00 pm

Other attractions in Yangon: National Museum of Myanmar; Shwedagon pagoda; Sule pagoda; Kalaywa Monastery; Immanuel Baptist Church; Myanmar Gems Museum; Bogyoke park; Mingalarbar Balloon; Saint Mary Cathedral Yangon; Independence Monument Yangon; Karaweik Hall; Saint Mary’s Cathedral Yangon…