Before the municipal administration moved in, this building was a convent.

Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, it was occupied by Carmelites, a religious order

living on charity. The entire building complex was a significant one, composed, among other things

others, rooms, a refectory, a stable, a church and a garden.

Unfortunately, a bombing raid during World War II destroyed almost

the entire building. Only the facade of the old church and the cloister remain.