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The Sanok market was established by the Austrian authorities after the city was rebuilt in 1786. The original market development plan was created in the second half of XIV century during the location of the city in 1339. For several centuries, the market served economic and military purposes. Every Wednesday and Friday, fairs and annual fairs were held there. The tenements surrounding the Sanok market, which survived to this day, were built at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. In the 19th century, the market in Sanok was called Plac Misjonalny. During World War II, during the German occupation, the square was renamed Adolf Hitler Platz. In the period of the Polish People's Republic until 1989, the name October Revolution Square was widespread. In 1989, the Municipal National Council in Sanok decided that it would stick to the simple name "Market Square". Within the Market Square, including Rynek Street, there are buildings considered historic, entered in... wyświetl cały opis

The Sanok market was established by the Austrian authorities after the city was rebuilt in 1786. The original market development plan was created in the second half of XIV century during the location of the city in 1339. For several centuries, the market served economic and military purposes. Every Wednesday and Friday, fairs and annual fairs were held there. The tenements surrounding the Sanok market, which survived to this day, were built at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. In the 19th century, the market in Sanok was called Plac Misjonalny. During World War II, during the German occupation, the square was renamed Adolf Hitler Platz. In the period of the Polish People's Republic until 1989, the name October Revolution Square was widespread. In 1989, the Municipal National Council in Sanok decided that it would stick to the simple name "Market Square". Within the Market Square, including Rynek Street, there are buildings considered historic, entered in the list of monuments kept by the Provincial Conservators of Monuments.

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