Town Hall of Sotillo de la Ribera

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Town Hall of Sotillo de la Ribera

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Neoclassical building, with sober and elegant facade of well carved seating. It was built in 1781 "Rege Carolo regnante". Its plant adapts to the plot of the previous Consistorial House. It was paid for with the income of "the wine system" and the butcher's shop.

Royal shield on the facade, composed of two castles and two lions, and at its feet two holm oaks that appear to be the holm oaks of "The Slippers" since according to legend: a girl got lost in the mountain, they looked for her and the only thing that appeared were the slippers next to the enci because it had been eaten by wolves.

In some 19th-century seals they have a holm oak and a wolf leaning on it.