The Piece Hall in Hartford (UK) is a Grade I listed building constructed at the height of the Industrial Revolution in 1779. It was built in a classical style with an open courtyard surrounded by 321 clustered archways and features an iconic rotunda structure at the centre. It was originally used as a cloth trading exchange and has since been restored to its original grandeur, opening as a museum, cultural and heritage centre. It is a popular tourist attraction and is now home to a range of year-round attractions, events and workshops, with a variety of independent stores, cafes and restaurants located in its surrounding arcades. It is a unique experience and a must-see in the local area.