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Olomoucká tržnice Market

Olomoucká tržnice
tržnice 1899 Cultural monument Zdarma Snadná pro všechny věkové kategorie Updated 13.10.2026
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Olomoucká tržnice is a remarkable brick building in the heart of the city of Olomouc in Kateřín Street. It is a sales place for local markets where traditional outdoor vegetable and flower markets are held. It was created in 1899 under the leadership of architect Viktor Mader as a historical complex with a multi-functional purpose.

Historie tržnice je spojená s potřebou vytvořit prodejní místo pro místní trhovce. V té době se v Olomouci rozvíjel obchod a tržnice se stala důležitým místem pro prodej potravin a dalších potřeb. Budova tržnice byla postavena v roce 1899 a od té doby slouží jako místo pro prodej různých produktů.

Market architecture is remarkable by its brick design and simple design. The building is made of bricks and has a simple, functional design. The inner spaces are divided into individual stables and sales areas, which are used for the sale of various products.

Market owners have often changed over the years. In 2007 it was long-term rented by Hopa, which bought it, but someone else owned the land around the building. In 2019 it was sold by Richard Morávek to Pavel Široký, but in 2022 it was taken over by the city's contribution organization Flora Olomouc.

The market is remarkable by its weekly fruit and vegetable markets. In 2023 there was an architectural dialogue involving students of architecture from the University of Brno. In 2025, the city council announced that the market would undergo a temporary treatment prepared by the architects of the M2AU studio, s.r.o.

Today the market is open to the public and worth a visit. It is remarkable by its history, architecture and weekly markets. If you want to meet local culture and business, it's worth a visit.

Where to next

Kostel svaté Kateřiny (Olomouc) 95 m Kostel svatého Blažeje (Olomouc) 161 m Dolní náměstí 26 225 m kostel Zvěstování Páně (Olomouc) 238 m

Historical milestones

1899
Market building status
2007
Hire of Hopa Market
2019
Sales of the market by Richard Morávko Pavel Široký
2022
Taking over the market by a contribution organization Řístavská Flora Olomouc
2023
Architectural dialogue of students from the University of Brno
2025
Temporary market modification

Architectural development

The building was built in 1899 under the leadership of architect Viktor Mader.

Owners

Richard Morávek

Hop

Pavel Široký

Exhibition Centre Flora Olomouc

Points of interest

- The market is a remarkable brick building. It was created in 1899 under the guidance of architect Victor Mader. - The inner spaces are divided into individual stables and sales areas. - Market owners have often changed over the years. - The market is open to the public.

Guide

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Welcome to Olomouci, a city that wants to reveal its stories to you right now, at this moment, when you're standing right in front of this important building. Right now, while listening to this voice, you are in the heart of the city, in Kateřín Street, where history is constantly touching the present. In front of your eyes is an impressive brick building that immediately captures every bystander with its massive presence and presence. Feel the atmosphere, feel the feeling that you are standing at a place that has been an important point for the locals for decades, and for all those who came here to look for the best of the surrounding fields and gardens. This marketplace is not just an ordinary brick object, it's a living monument that carries traces of many generations.

Let us now move further into the past together so that we can understand how this place was created and why it stands here in this form. To understand the soul of this building, we must return to the year of eighteen-nine-nine. That was the year the market was built to serve as a firm and dignified place for trade and meeting people. This whole project was led by an experienced man, an architect named Viktor Mader. It was his vision and his ability to work with the material you see here that allowed the creation of this building, which survived the change of time and remained a solid part of the urban landscape. Traditionally, outdoor markets took place in these areas, where the smell of fresh vegetables and the colourful colour of flowers carried the air. Imagine the times when people would gather here to buy the freshest that the country has to offer and how this space formed the social center of the entire city.

Now pay attention to the architecture itself and to what you can observe right now. Look at the brick facade. The brick is the main hero here. Feel the texture, the color, and the stability this material provides to the entire building. Even though the world around the market is constantly changing, this brick structure seems unwavering. If you decide to enter, you'll see how well the inner spaces are organized. They are not just open halls, but they are divided into individual stables and sales areas. This layout allows people and traders to move in clearly identified places in the building, which creates order in the middle of a busy market day. Feel the logic of space that has been designed to serve the practical needs of people who have worked here every day.

The history of this building is also a story of constant movement and change. The market was not in the hands of one person or company for the entire duration. Her fate has been associated with various owners, which shows us how important and at the same time how difficult this monument is to manage. In the year 2,000, the market was rented to Hope. Later, in the year two thousand nineteen, there was an important milestone, when Richard Morávek sold it to Pavel the Broad. And again, everything turned around when in the year two thousand twenty-two, the market was taken over by the organization Řístavská Flora Olomouc. These ownership changes are not just dry data in the chronicles, they are chapters in the life book of this building. Every new owner brings a new perspective, new ideas and new ways to use this place, all of which must be done in accordance with its historical nature.

You may now find one very interesting thing that links ancient history to modern science and the creative mind of the young generation. In the year two thousand and twenty-three, there was a fascinating architectural dialogue. Students from the University of Technology in Brno looked at this historic building through the eyes of young creators. They tried to suggest what the market might look like in a modern context, how it might respond to the needs of today's man without losing its original identity. This dialogue between the old and the new is exactly what keeps the monuments alive. And right now, in the year two thousand and five, the next step is being prepared, a temporary adjustment to the marketplace, which will once again show us that this place is not in stone sleep, but it is still developing and still teaching us how to work with the heritage of our ancestors.

It is fascinating that even after more than a century of its creation, it still stands here, in the center of the city, and still can impress us with its presence. The market is accessible to everyone, and it's a place that encourages you to explore again. Now we leave you with your own impressions. Look at it from other angles, perceive its shadow, perceive its weight, and try to imagine how many people have stood before you in this place right now looking at the same brick walls. Maybe in her details you'll find something that will surprise you or make you think about the time that passes. We're going to bridge the streets of Olomouc and discover the other treasures this city is hiding. Thank you for spending this moment with us and for being interested in this piece of history. Enjoy the rest of your journey.

Tips for visitors

Preferably visit the Olomouc market in the early afternoon or evening period when fewer people and the atmosphere is calm. This time allows you to relax when viewing products without the pressure of a large crowd.

You can find current information about routes and times online.

It is also good to have handkerchiefs or a small basket for shopping. If you plan to eat here, bring breakfast or lunch.

For photography is the best place on the market near the entrance or roof if possible. Best try to take pictures in semi-morning light when the lighting is favourable and the colors are more vivid.

In the vicinity of the market you will find the historical church of St. Thomas, which is worth seeing. For families with children it is advisable to visit the park near the castle or museum in Olomouci where children can move and learn about history.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

We have not verified whether this monument is accessible. Please ask the owner or operator, or the local municipal office.

Where is the monument?

Location: Olomouc, Olomoucký kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

Why is the monument protected?

It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 1045375567).

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Events nearby

Krampus Fest 2026 na letišti Olomouc-Neředín
7. 11. 2026
Krampus Fest 2026 na letišti Olomouc-Neředín
🎪 Festival 3,2 km
Až 150 čertů z Česka, Slovenska a Rakouska, fireshow Dark Warriors a La Vida Fire, drift taxi, bičařská a šermířská show a živé kapely na letišti v Olomouci-Neředíně.
Letiště Olomouc-Neředín, Neředín 954, Olomouc, Olomouc

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1. Olomoucká tržnice (Market) - Type: historical centre, architecture - Why is it worth visiting: it is the oldest and largest Gothic market space in Europe. It is a key place for understanding the history and architecture of Olomouce, where you can appreciate beautiful Gothic portals and medieval atmosphere.

2. OlomoucKý castle (castle) - Type: historical castle - Why is it worth a visit: The castle is located on a high hill above the city and offers impressive views of Olomouc. It is an ideal place for those who want to know the history of the region and enjoy beautiful views.

3. St Wenceslas Cathedral (church) - Type: church - Why is it worth a visit: This Gothic cathedral is the highest building in Olomouci and one of the most important sacral buildings in Central Europe. It is famous for its rich interiors, including the famous Olomouc altar.

4. Olomouc lock (lock) - Type: historical lock - Why is it worth a visit: The castle is a centre of local administration and offers exhibitions focused on regional history. It's a place where you can explore historical artifacts and enjoy quiet moments in the gardens.

5. Olomoucký muzeum umění (muzeum) - Typ: muzeum - Proč stojí za návštěvu: Muzeum je domovem bohaté sbírky uměleckých děl, včetně gotických soch a barokního umění. Je to ideální místo pro ty, kteří mají zájem o umění a historii regionu.

This route offers a comprehensive view of the cultural and historical wealth of Olomouce, from architecturally important sites to museums with a rich exhibition.

Seasonal recommendations

Spring: In spring there is a fresh atmosphere thanks to the awakening nature and fine sunlight, which highlights the details of historical buildings beautifully. The trees are starting to bloom around here, which gives the place color. We recommend taking layered clothes because the morning cold may follow a warm day. The best thing to do is to come in the morning when the air is the cleanest, and people are not so overwhelmed yet.

Summer: The summer season brings strong sun and long, bright days, creating a very lively and busy impression. Due to high temperatures, we recommend planning a visit either very early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid the greatest heat and crowds. Clothes should be light and breathable, and don't forget to bring water.

Autumn: Autumn is characterized by golden shades of surroundings and occasional fog, which gives the place a peaceful touch. Light is soft in this period and very suitable for observation of buildings. It is advisable to carry a laminated jacket and possibly an umbrella for more frequent rain. Ideal is to visit the place in the afternoon when the color leaves most glow.

Winter: In winter there is a quieter but often colder atmosphere, which can be supplemented by snow. The days are short, so you need to plan a visit to make it in the light. It is absolutely essential to wear very warm clothes, including caps and gloves, to protect against frost. During this period there are the least visitors, which allows a peaceful observation of the monument.

Visualizations and artistic views

Olomoucká tržnice – letecký pohled
Aerial view
Olomoucká tržnice – jaro
Spring
Olomoucká tržnice – léto
Summer
Olomoucká tržnice – podzim
Autumn
Olomoucká tržnice – zima
Winter
Olomoucká tržnice – akvarel
Watercolour
Olomoucká tržnice – noc
Night view
Olomoucká tržnice – iluminace
Illumination

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Olomoucká tržnice

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Photos: Lehotsky / CC BY-SA 3.0 — Wikimedia Commons. The author and licence also appear when you hover over the image.

Faktickým podkladem tohoto textu byl článek na Wikipedii, jehož autory jsou přispěvatelé Wikipedie. Článek je dostupný pod licencí CC BY-SA 4.0.

Monument information

Municipality Olomouc
Region Olomoucký kraj
Type Market
Built 1899
Century 19 cent.
Protection Cultural monument
Condition Olomoucká tržnice
Architects Viktor Mader
Parking None
Dogs Not allowed

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