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ul. Targowa 54, Warszawa (Praga-Północ), mazowieckie
The Różycki Bazaar is the oldest bazaar in Warsaw's Praga district, founded in 1882 by the pharmacist and social activist Juliusz Różycki. For decades it was the main commercial hub of Praga and became an icon of the district.
Located at 54 Targowa Street, between Targowa, Ząbkowska and Brzeska streets, in the heart of old commercial Praga.
Historically almost everything was sold here: dairy, poultry, fish, handicrafts, clothing, flowers, second-hand goods and books. Today the site is cared for by the Association of Warsaw Merchants of the Różycki Bazaar, continuing the trading tradition.
For lovers of the atmosphere of old Praga, the local community and tourists.
Praga-Północ, accessible by public transport and on foot; the Dworzec Wileński metro station is nearby.
