The "Old Market Hall" was built in 1785 as a hall for market traders. The so-called Kraambudenhaus was designed to separate the stench and noise of the fish stalls from the hustle and bustle of the market. After many years of vacancy and failed gastronomic attempts, it is now open again. Regardless, with its pillars across the front, it's a real eye-catcher.
The snow-white building with the striking column front on Schwerin's market square served as a hall for market traders. Officially, the snow-white building on the market square is also called …
A real eye-catcher is the building on the market square, decorated with 14 Doric columns. But anyone who now thinks that the people of Schwerin also acknowledge this is wrong. …