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ul. Koszykowa 63, Warszawa, mazowieckie
Koszyki Hall is an Art Nouveau market hall built between 1906 and 1909 to a design by Juliusz Dzierżanowski. It was created on the grounds of the former Koszyki grange as a retail venue for the developing southern part of the city. After wartime destruction and years of neglect, it was reconstructed and reopened in October 2016.
It is located at 63 Koszykowa Street in the central part of Warsaw.
Today it combines the functions of a food and market hall - more than 20 restaurants under one roof, bars, culinary shops and delicatessens with local and craft products.
For those seeking culinary experiences and delicatessen products in a historic interior.
Open all year; hours of the individual venues vary - worth checking on the website.
Śródmieście, Warsaw - public transport, on foot.
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hala_Koszyki_w_Warszawie; https://koszyki.com/
