Hunyadi tér market hall

The Hunyadi Square Market Hall features a three-nave basilica layout with elliptical steel supports forming the roof structure and decorative cast iron elements.

Built in 1897 by architect Győző Czigler, the market hall addressed food supply needs for Budapest's expanding population during the late nineteenth century.

The market hall sells traditional Hungarian products including local honey, bacon, sausages, fresh vegetables, and liver pâté from regional farmers.

The market experiences higher visitor numbers during early morning hours on Fridays and Saturdays when local vendors display their fresh products.

The exterior walls display decorative stucco elements including ox heads, pigs, satyrs, and lions, reflecting the original architectural design from 1897.

Location: Budapest

Inception: 1897

GPS coordinates: 47.50530,19.06630

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:07