mayor, were moved in 2007; the city council held its first session in the palace in 2011. The Casa de la Villa is still owned by the municipality and is used for receptions and other formal events. References 1919 establishments in Spain Buildings and structures completed in 1919 Palaces in Madrid Bien de Interés Cultural landmarks in Madrid Former post office buildings Paseo del Prado City and town halls in Spain Buildings and structures in Jerónimos neighborhood, Madrid Post office buildings in Spain