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ul. Marsz. Ferdynanda Focha 15, 26-600 Radom
One of the first market halls in Poland, erected in 1898 to a design by the city architect August Załuski. At the time of its opening it was regarded as the most modern of its kind in the country.
A three-storey building with a basement, of basilica layout with three naves and five entrances. Originally it housed, among others, 16 meat stalls with access to running water.
Entered into the register of monuments (reg. no. 158/A/82 of 18 March 1982 and of 16 July 1993).
It served as a market hall until 1948, then as a department store. After privatisation (1995) and renovation, its original architectural qualities were restored. In 2023, the Food Hall Focha 15 - the first food hall in Radom - was opened here.
Open all year round; hours according to the food hall operator.
The very centre, on Radom's historic town route.
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hala_Targowa_w_Radomiu ; http://www.retropedia.radom.pl/hala-targowa/
