Ipswich Town Hall
Ipswich Town Hall is a Grade II listed heritage site on the Cornhill in Ipswich, Suffolk, built in 1868 in an Italianate style.

About
Ipswich Town Hall
Standing at the centre of Ipswich on the historic Cornhill, the Town Hall is a Victorian municipal building designed by Bellamy and Hardy and opened in January 1868. Its Italianate facade, built in variously coloured stones, houses council chambers alongside a public art gallery and events space. The building sits on a site with roots stretching back to an Anglo-Saxon chapel dedicated to St Mildrith, later converted into civic use.
Good for
Opening hours
Open nowWhat's on
Upcoming events
The Mayor's Rum Tasting Night
The Mayor of Ipswich, Councillor Pat Bruce-Browne, hosts a rum tasting night in the Mayor's Parlour in aid of her Mayoral Charities, ActivLives and BME Suffolk Support Group. Guests are taken on a rum sampling tour, including rums from the Caribbean, and there is a charity raffle.
A closer look
Real photos from the venue
Practical questions
What people usually want to know first
Keep exploring







