Hala Mirowska ★ 4.4
Hala Mirowska on Plac Mirowski in Warsaw is the surviving Mier Hall of 1901, a brick market that fed the city until the 1944 Uprising and resumed in the 1950s. Stalls of country-jarred mushrooms and pre-dawn flower vans.
HoursMon-Sat 08:00-01:00, Sun 09:00-01:00
Location
Address: ul. Koszykowa 63, 00-667 Warszawa, Warsaw
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