Āgenskalns Market, Market hall in Zemgale Suburb, Latvia.
Agenskalns Market is a market hall in Zemgale with a two-story structure and red brick walls, the first floor houses produce and dairy sellers, the second floor contains restaurants and bars. The building has numerous specialized vendor stalls with separate sections for different product categories.
The market hall was founded in 1911 and interrupted by World War I in 1914, then completed in 1923 with design changes. The building was constructed following Reinhold Schmaeling's original vision adapted for its era.
The market displays early 20th-century architecture with red brick and metal structures designed for local merchants and food service. The layout allows visitors to move naturally between vendors and dining areas.
The market building is organized across two floors with clear functional areas, with the lower level being more easily accessible. Visitors should arrive in the morning to find the best selection of fresh products.
The building was for many years the only trading center of its kind on this side of the river and retained this importance well into the 20th century. Its location made it a focal point for supply and commerce in a growing neighborhood.
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