Long Market

The Long Market in Gdansk, Poland, is a standout amongst the most outstanding vacation spots of the city. It is arranged between the finish of Long Lane and Green Gate Brama Zielona, Koggentorp. Set up in about thirteenth century, at first as a vendor street prompting the oval commercial center. Not long after ridiculous takeover of Gdansk by Teutonic Knights, known as the Gdansk butcher, the road turn into the city's principle supply route. Its official name in Latin Longa Platea was first composed in 1331, German name Langgasse was presented later and Polish Ulica Dluga in 1552.

Prior to the Partitions of Poland it was additionally called the Royal Route since it filled in as a street of grave passageways into the city amid the appearances by Polish rulers. The last name was advanced between 1457-1552. Amid the rulers' visits to the city they were engaged in the dwellings along the course and amid the galas of the Royal family the city committee planned firecrackers here. The road was occupied by the most conspicuous and the wealthiest residents of the Royal City of Gdansk. It was additionally a position of executions of witches, apostates and lawbreakers that were nobles or city's subjects.