Alexandria City Hall

Blue City run by pagan fools, watch your back when entering this temple to Baal.
Gustapo run the security so they are always ready to start a fight with a commoner.

Lovely building and center of a lot of events. Political and cultural center of the city. Few times I have been inside the staff were always helpful

The Alexandria City Hall, also known as the Alexandria Market House & City Hall, is a building in Alexandria, Virginia, built in 1871 and designed by Adolph Cluss. It was listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Alexandria City Hall was built on the site designated for the market and city hall when Alexandria was founded in 1749.

Alexandria City Hall is the square’s backdrop, with beautiful brick-walled historic architecture and a clock tower. It is open to the public and located above a parking garage. Waterfront Park and Torpedo Factory Art Center are nearby tourist attractions. It's a perfect little park with a water fountain, making it a great place to sit and relax under the sun and shade. This place also hosts a weekend farmers market, which attracts large crowds.

This is City Hall.
Old building and poorly maintained.
It is pretty on the outside.
The fountain is nice when it operates.

Rachel was an amazing help to myself and my husband yesterday. She went above and beyond in helping us with our property tax issue. We are so grateful to have someone like her work at the city hall of Alexandria! We are also grateful to her supervisor who spoke with Rachel and helped with solving our situation. Please give Rachel a raise, she deserves one!

I have Autism. City of Alexandria has miserably failed me. City of Alexandria is one of the worst places for Autistic people to live. If you have Autism, do NOT come to live here. Most services only have a phone number. I cannot talk on the phone. Even when I leave a written message where I can, they CALL me back and offer me to CALL them back. City of Alexandria does not care about Autistic people. The noise ordinance is a bad joke. They literally do not do anything. I have neighbors with two extremely loud dogs. The dogs bark all day, every day. I experience multiple sensory overloads every day. It got so bad that I want to kill myself. When I wrote to Animal Control, she CALLED me and left a voicemail. In the voicemail, she said - "Oh look, they are so happy to see you!" After that, my family member who can talk on the phone, made multiple complaints. Absolutely nothing was done. Most of the times, they did not even bother to show up. There are no outdoor fire pit use ordinances either. When all of my neighbors start using their smoky fire pits at once, I literally cannot breath, even inside my house. I have hypersensory perception. There is always endless loud (100+ Db) construction going on, especially in the warmer months. The construction noise got so bad that even owls which lived in a park nearby left, because they could not get any sleep during the day. There are many idiots living in the city who have altered their car motors to draw more fuel and sound incredibly loud (120+ Db) and atrocious and use these cars to run an illegal race along Duke Street and I-395 in the middle of the night. Neither City of Alexandria nor Alexandria PD seem to do anything about it. City of Alexandria couldn't care less about people like me. If you have Autism, please do NOT come to live in this wretched city - or you will suffer like I do.

It is worth seeing; the whole old town is interesting and cute. I was missing more old ways paved alleys with cobblestones. There are just a little of them, though.

The 50th Alexandria Scottish Christmas Walk Parade was held along the streets around City Hall. The parade consisted of Scottish military bands, city dignitaries, and period reenactors, and Santa, to mention just a few of the parade participants. The parade was well received and there was great weather for the event.