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ul. Piotrkowska 317, Łódź, łódzkie
The Górniak Market Hall was built between 1932 and 1934 to a design by architect Paweł Sperr, in the Górna district of Łódź, so that trade could take place in more hygienic conditions. The history of trade in this area dates back to 1825 (the former Górny Rynek).
It is located at 317 Piotrkowska Street, adjoining Independence Square to the west.
The people of Łódź value Górniak for its fresh fruit, vegetables and products from local suppliers. After the 2009 extension, the two halls cover about 9,000 m2 and offer 148 trading spots as well as around 50 uncovered outdoor stalls.
For residents and people looking for fresh food.
Southern Łódź, by Independence Square - public transport, on foot.
