Banca Giuratale (Victoria, Gozo)

Rabat, Malta

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The Banca Giuratale in Victoria, Gozo, is the city hall of Malta's second-largest island, built in 1733 by the architect Charles François de Mondion. Designed in baroque style, the structure originally served as the seat of the Università of Gozo. Over its long history, the building has housed various government functions, including a police station and post office, and today remains the administrative heart of the island, serving as the seat of the Victoria Local Council and the Gozo Regional Committee while also accommodating culture and information sections of the Ministry for Gozo.