L'hôtel de ville d'Évreux (town hall of Évreux) is a stately late 19th-century building. The current town hall was the vision of local leaders and was realized through the generous bequest of deputy mayor Olivier Delhomme.

Évreux - including the town hall - suffered severe destruction during the Second World War air raids of June 1940, when large parts of the city burned for nearly a week. Most of the city center, including civic spaces around the municipal sector, was redesigned and rebuilt in the post-war decades.

The town hall stands on the Place du Général-De-Gaulle, which ‘naturally’ features a statue of this well-known French general.