Kazimierzów city market

The market in Radom is the historical center of the Kazimierz Miasto district, founded on the initiative of Kazimierz Wielki after the location of the new Radom on Magdeburg Law in 1350 or 1351. The square was laid out in accordance with the medieval urban layout - centrally located, from the corners of which two perpendicular streets ran out, which has survived to this day. In the fourteenth century, a Gothic town hall was built in its western part, and Rwańska Street was routed at the eastern frontage. Kazimierz Wielki.

characteristic of market buildings are the medieval Houses of Gąski and Esterka, which were the only one who survived the Swedish Deluge, and the building of the Piarist College from the 18th century. The market was not only a center of urban life, but also a place of important events - its name changed many times depending on the era, wearing, among others Names of Kościuszko, Legions or the name Square of the 800th anniversary. Currently, the revitalized and restored historical character of the market, makes it an attractive place of walks, cultural events and learning about the history of Radom.

In 1790 the Old Town Hall was renovated the market name has changed many times: • until 1923: Rynek • 1923 - 1933: Square Tadeusz Kościuszko • 1933-1939: Plac Legionów • 1939-1945: Rathausplatz • 1945-1948: Rynek • 1948-1955: Plac 15 December • 1955-1990: Square of 800-anniversary • from 1990: market