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41. Great Market Hall
Budapest's largest and oldest indoor market, opened in 1897 beside Liberty Bridge, selling paprika, sausages, pickles and Hungarian street food.
View details — Great Market HallActivities and experiences, from markets and classes to outdoor trips and evening entertainment, for filling your time in a destination.
160 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Budapest's largest and oldest indoor market, opened in 1897 beside Liberty Bridge, selling paprika, sausages, pickles and Hungarian street food.
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A small morning market on an Old Town square below the Jesuit staircase, selling fruit, vegetables, candied orange peel, dried figs, lavender and local liqueurs.
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A restored nineteenth-century market hall in Kreuzberg with food stalls and producers, best known for its Street Food Thursday evenings.
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Triana's neighbourhood food market at the end of the Isabel II bridge, with around a hundred stalls of produce, fish and ham plus tapas bars and a cooking school.
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Porto's restored 1914 market hall, reopened in 2022, where fishmongers, butchers, greengrocers and small restaurants trade around a two-level open courtyard.
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Testaccio's covered neighbourhood market gathers around 100 stalls of produce, fish, street food and household goods above the remains of a Roman warehouse.
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The old-town market district around Monastiraki Square and Avissinias Square, where antique dealers, junk stalls and souvenir shops crowd the streets below the Acropolis.
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A terraced formal garden between the lower and upper town, created between 1956 and 1969, with one of the best free views over central Brussels.
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The red-windmilled cabaret at the foot of Montmartre, open since 1889 and staging its Féerie revue with dinner-and-show options.
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A Saturday morning farmers' market on the Vltava embankment, with more than 90 stalls selling Czech produce, cheese, bakery, street food, beer and coffee.
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The car-free lanes of Zurich's Old Town on the right bank of the Limmat, between Central and the Grossmünster, full of small shops, restaurants and bars.
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A tiled 1911 tunnel 24 metres beneath the Elbe, reached by lift cages under a copper dome, which pedestrians and cyclists can cross free to views of the city skyline.
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Stockholm's grand food hall on Östermalmstorg, opened in 1888 and restored in 2020, with fishmongers, delis, bakeries and sit-down restaurants under one roof.
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A 57-hectare forest park on the hill between Nice and Villefranche, with 11 kilometres of trails and wide views along the Riviera coast.
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A Romanesque basilica begun in 1013 on one of the highest points of Florence, with a marble facade, mosaics and a quieter view than Piazzale Michelangelo.
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A landscaped public garden and viewing gallery on the top floors of 20 Fenchurch Street, with free timed tickets to admire the skyline.
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The Habsburg riding school in the Hofburg, where Lipizzaner stallions perform classical dressage in the Baroque Winter Riding School and train in public most mornings.
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The 17th-century L-shaped market beside the New Mosque in Eminönü, with around 85 shops selling spices, dried fruit, Turkish delight, tea and nuts.
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Venice's opera house, opened in 1792 and twice rebuilt after fires, offering opera and concerts in the evening and self-guided visits of its gilded auditorium by day.
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A working whiskey distillery on Newmarket in the Liberties, the first new distillery in Dublin in 125 years, with tasting tours from about 50 minutes.
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