tollhall
/tɒl.hɔːl/Definitions
1. noun
A large building or hall, especially in a medieval or Renaissance town, where a toll or tax was collected from travelers.
“The town’s tollhall stood at the edge of the village, collecting taxes from all who passed through.”
2. noun
A type of medieval Scandinavian building, especially in Sweden, used as a marketplace or trading hall.
“The old tollhall in Stockholm still stands, a testament to the city’s rich history.”