A beautiful, two storey building of the 18th century that stands out from the rest of the island’s buildings, thanks to its distinctive red tile roof. In this beautiful building of 1780, with the distinctive red tile roof, the offices of the Municipality of Mykonos are housed. The two storey building was constructed after the Orlov revolt and served as the headquarters for the Russian Consul General of the Archipelago, while today it houses the offices of the Municipality of Mykonos.