Visitors to Old Market Square in Łowicz can admire many valuable architectural monuments built over centuries: the Cathedral Basilica, the Custody, the Town Hall, the Museum, the Primate's Gate, the Daughter, the Canon, the Curia of the Vicars, the Piarist Church and a number of historic tenements.
Since the Middle Ages, the market has had commercial functions, with weekly fairs and annual fairs. Since the emergence of the New Market "Triangle", in the fifteenth century gradually from the commercial functions Market took up typical church functions in Lowicz.
In 1790 at the Old Market in Lowicz, Tadeusz Kosciuszko was making the 9th Regiment of Foot Pedestrians. Until 1917, the market was named; Emperor Wilhelm's Square. In the years 1917-1996, the market was named after; Tadeusz Kosciuszko. In 1919 General Jozef Haller made a review of the 20-seat Hallowitz on the market of the site. In the Old Market Square in Łowicz there is a monument: "Sons of the Land of Lake" from 1927 and a monument to Pope John Paul II, unveiled in 2000.
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