bizbrasov.ro/2026/10/21/saci-proumbei-resturi-case

Recent, over two hundred bags of pigeon droppings and debris were removed from the Council House tower in Brașov during urgent restoration works. This intervention was prompted by falling plaster pieces that posed safety risks. The museum director highlighted the building's deterioration due to neglect and improper repairs over the past 75 years. The emergency project, funded by the County Council, aims to restore the roof and facades, completing the work soon to prevent winter damage. The Council House, with origins dating back to the 14th century, has a rich history as the administrative center of medieval Brașov and has survived numerous disasters, including earthquakes and fires.