The building of the fish market was built in the early 20th century and represents an important example of Neoclassical architecture for a public purpose.
It was built as an elongated one-storey building with a high roof supported by four slopes.
The northern part of the building and the longer, southern one is divided by massive blind arcades with profiled arches and are supported by shallow pilasters with geometricized half-capitals.
The lower part of the walls is emphasized with three rows of orderly ashlar, while the upper part is plastered and distinguishes itself from the blind arcades with its darker shade of yellow.
The interior of the fish market is illuminated through the lunettes of the arcades.
The building of the fish market is entered in the Register of Cultural Goods of the Republic of Croatia.
