Trade lines in Novogrudok

The Trade Rows in Novogrudok are a monument of Neoclassical architecture, built of brick in 1812 according to a standard project from Saint Petersburg. Originally, they served as a trading center and warehouses. In 1953, they were restored and partially reconstructed to function as an industrial shop, while preserving their historical value. Today, they continue to be used for trade and are part of the city’s cultural heritage.

The building has an elongated trapezoidal shape with a gable roof and triangular gables. Inside, there's a spacious retail space and storage areas. The facades are adorned with decorative ceramic tiles, and the windows and doors complement the harmonious appearance.

The Trade Rows are listed as a cultural heritage site of Belarus and attract tourists. Tours cover the history, architecture, and restoration of the site. Visitors can admire the facade, explore the interior, and learn about the important role this place played in the city’s past. It’s a popular destination for those wanting to connect with Novogrudok’s history