A crooked building, well preserved. Pleases with the variety of colors in the facade decoration. The roof has an original shape with turrets and spires. Inside there is a fabric store and everything for sewing.
A good example of preserving a historic building and integrating it into current activities. Part of the house is given over to a needlework store, where there is a huge assortment of fabrics and all sorts of various accessories at quite reasonable prices. There is a popular bank in another part, it has been renovated better.
This is the story. It is pleasant, going inside, to feel that merchants lived here more than 100 years ago, who traded their goods in the same place. It's even breathtaking. The same feeling arises, as in St. Petersburg, when you walk through the palaces, realizing that nobles lived here, held balls, and now you can touch it.