This episode recounts the history of Arad's former entertainment district, focusing on its brothels, inns, and social dynamics over the past century, including details about their operation, regulations, and eventual closure under communism. The source article from www.arad.zone offers a vivid portrayal of Arad's historic red-light district, centered around the former Fish Market area (now Heim Domokos Square). This neighborhood, once a hub of entertainment, featured a harmonious coexistence of inns, affordable hotels, taverns, and brothels. Frequented by a diverse clientele—including intellectuals, soldiers, craftsmen, and officials—it became an integral part of the city's social fabric. Notably, the district inspired literary figures like Imre Horváth and Ady Endre, who referenced it in their works. Over time, however, urban development and neglect led to the deterioration and demolition of many historic buildings, erasing much of this vibrant past. Today, the area serves as a poignant reminder of Arad's complex cultural and social history.