Fish rows

The fish rows, built in 1827-1828 to replace wooden benches, were destroyed by fire during the Forest Exchange fire in 1824. They are located on the territory of a military unit. The building is an elongated rectangle. It is surrounded by galleries on the north, west and east sides. The side elevations are equipped with triangular pediments. There are three doors in the center of the western facade. The opposite facade is decorated with Doric pilasters. The building is under state protection.