Small Square (Piața Mică), Sibiu

The Small Square (Piața Mică), the former craftsmen's market, is divided into two parts by the Burgher Street (Strada Ocnei), which leads under the Liar's Bridge into the Lower Town. The north and east sides of the square, which reproduced the contours of the two fortification rings, were built in a circle. The buildings on the left side of the Burgher Street form a concave shape, following the contours of the first fortification ring and separating the Small Square from Huet Square. The buildings on the Small Square date from the 14th and 15th centuries. A special feature are the arcades on the ground floor of the houses, vaulted and half open to the square, with round arches. The goods were displayed in these rooms.

The market is divided into two different parts of Ocnei Street.
The small square buildings date from the 2nd century. The characteristic feature of the small houses is the loggia on the ground floor, vaulted and semi-open to the market, with semi-circular arcades.

The city center of Sibiu is really beautiful and lovingly renovated