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161. Kuromon Ichiba Market
A covered food market of about 150 shops stretching 580 metres in Nipponbashi, known for seafood, fruit and food to eat as you stroll.
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A covered food market of about 150 shops stretching 580 metres in Nipponbashi, known for seafood, fruit and food to eat as you stroll.
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Santiago's working fruit and vegetable market on the north bank of the Mapocho, trading produce from central Chile since its warehouses opened in 1916.
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University of Ghana-owned gardens near Legon with a 138-metre canopy walk, high ropes and zip lines, canoeing at weekends and plenty of shade.
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Also called the Jakande or Oba Elegushi market, the Lekki Arts and Crafts Market is a large market of carvings, paintings, fabrics, beadwork and leather goods.
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Masked wrestlers, rowdy chants and family crowds at the Arena México in Doctores, the home of CMLL and known as the cathedral of lucha libre.
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A walk along the clifftop boardwalk of Miraflores to the Parque del Amor, opened in 1993, with Víctor Delfín's sculpture El Beso and mosaic walls of love poems.
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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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A weekend craft and flea market around the old centre of Usaquén, founded in 1990, with ceramics, textiles, recycled crafts, food stands and live music.
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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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Medellín's cable-car network, launched in 2004 and now six lines long, gives visitors an aerial ride over the hillside neighbourhoods and up to Parque Arví.
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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 guided hike of about 8km from Nyamirambo up Mount Kigali, with city views and horse riding, zip lining and quad biking at Fazenda Sengha.
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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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Island sanctuary on Lake Victoria for more than 50 chimpanzees, reached by boat from Entebbe, where visitors watch feeding sessions from a raised platform.
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A broad pedestrian boulevard running from City Hall to the Saigon River, converted in 2015 and busiest in the evening when families and visitors stroll its length.
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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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