Komarovsky Market
Камароўскі рынак
Minsk's largest farmers' market, where you can buy Belarusian cheese, smoked meat, honey and birch sap and experience local life.
Komarovsky Market was built in 1979. Its main building is a Soviet-style market hall topped with a dome, and at the entrance stands a whimsical group of bronze figures, including a woman carrying a basket and a dozing dog. Indoor stalls sell fresh produce, smoked fish, pickles, dairy products, Belarusian black bread and honey at affordable prices, making it a great place to buy gifts and observe daily life. It is busiest in the morning, and some sections close on Mondays. Exit at Komarovskaya metro station and it is right there.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun approx. 08:00–19:00
Nearby sights
- Independence Avenue
- Victory Square
- Gorky Park
- National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre of Belarus
- Island of Tears
- Trinity Suburb
- Holy Spirit Cathedral
- National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus