Lovely place to pop in for a few and look around. It was pretty busy when we were there so it was a bit too crowded, but I feel like at another time it would have been more enjoyable to stroll around.
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Lovely place to pop in for a few and look around. It was pretty busy when we were there so it was a bit too crowded, but I feel like at another time it would have been more enjoyable to stroll around.
Nothing but gift shops one after the other. For someone who lothes trinkets, I think it's a shame to use such an historic building to allow people to sell such junk.
Nothing in here except souvenirs and virtually all of them exactly the same! Worth a walk through but if you are expecting anything unique, look elsewhere!
An interesting place to visit but the stalls all had the same goods for sale. I think the prices were more expensive than shops further away from the market square. There was no hard sell which I appreciated and certainly there was every shape or...More
The traditional cloth hall sits in the centre of the main square. I think the building is the only traditional thing about it. I’m sure in the past locals would sell goods to each other however now it is just full of tourist toot. Still...More
We visited Cloth Hall on Palm Sunday and it was very ornate and busy. There are lots of small open shop stalls packed with things to buy. The crafting of the items are amazing and the prices are cheaper than in the local tourist shops....More
Dont buy your souvenirs out there at the shops along the market square before you visited here, it has a lot of variety and selections.
Located on the main square, just behind the monument of Mitzkevich. Very interesting architectural building inside and outside. There is a trading alley inside with a plenty of souvenirs and jewellery. The prices are a bit higher.
Take a walk through the arches where you will find the perfect souvenir to bring home or give to friends and family.
The Renaissance style Cloth Hall is right in the middle of Rynek Glowny, the main square of the Old Town. It is a long, arched building with stalls on both sides. Lots of ideas for souvenirs here, although we did not buy anything. Lots of...More