Central Market Hall

Attraction: Central Market Hall Address: Budapest, Vámház krt. 1-3, 1093 Hungary Opening hours: 6am to 5pm One of the top destinations in Budapest. The Central Hall in Budapest (in Hungarian Nagycsarnok or Vasarcsarnok) was built in 1897, and is the most beautiful, largest and oldest of all Budapest markets. It is a place where you can buy lots of souvenirs, as well as fresh products and local food! Don't forget to try the Chimney Cake! 😋 Tip: Paprika is very popular in Hungary, you can buy it's products as souvenirs. #timetotravel #hungary #Budapest #market

Day 2 on the Buda Side Morning Walk - Hungarian National Museum (view from outside) Grab a bagel and coffee for myself @ Budapest Bagel Breakfast @ Kobe sausages at the Central Market Hall (this opens quite late) Gellért Hill – Citadella, Garden of Philosophers, Castle District - Castle Hill Funicular or Sikló (7:30 - 22:00) – Return ticket (A:1800, C:1100) or take BUS 16 / 16A / 116 OR walk 10 mins Castle Hill – Buda Castle Royal Palace, probably take the Siklo down Statue of the Independence War, The House of Houdini, Hospital in the Rock - Bunker A rest at the Cafe Ruszwurm Matthias church Fisherman’s Bastian Go Hilton Budapest for a picture, or Faust Wine Cellar (Closed Tue & Wed) for wine shopping Felsővízivárosi Szent Anna templom, Szilágyi Dezső Square Reformed Church See the Evening/Night Government building from here Have dinner Ildikó Konyhája before walking the Szechenyi Bridge at night See the Romantic Danube River at night Walk the Szechenyi Bridge at night then look to Buda Side at night #celebratewithtrip ##

Great indoor market where you can but a wide assortment of goods from high quality leather, to souvenirs, fruit & veg, jewelry and all in-between. Few nice food options on the top floor. Stone throw away from the Liberty Bridge and the river. MRT nearby. Great to see these kind of places surviving and thriving. #2023travelwish #tripblazers #hungary #travel

Built in the 1897, the Central Market Hall is the oldest and largest indoor market in Budapest. It was destroyed during the World War 2, but was restored in the 1990s. It’s located at the Pest side, this three storey building offers ton of food stalls, fresh vegetables, meats and souvenirs. They are open from Monday to Saturday. #newyearadventure #tripblazers #darwintravel #budapest #hungary

Built in 1897, the Great Market Hall in Budapest (in Hungarian Nagycsarnok or Vasarcsarnok) is the most elegant and largest of the Budapest market halls. On the three floors of Budapest's Great Market Hall, you can buy everything from fruits and vegetables to dairy products, fantastic salamis, pickles, fresh fish, Hungarian paprika, Tokaj wines, various souvenirs, bags, clothes, pans and pots, and even home style meals or Hungarian snacks like Langos. Hungarian folk cuisine on the first floor of the Great Market Hall in the heart of the city centre with the best goulash in Budapest. I enjoyed the live music which made my visit even more special.

The Great Market Hall or Central Market Hall is the largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest, Hungary. The idea of building such a large market hall arose from the first mayor of Budapest, Károly Kamermayer, and it was his largest investment. He retired in 1896 and participated in the opening ceremony on February 15, 1897. It is located at the end of the famous pedestrian shopping street Váci utca and on the Pest side of the Liberty bridge at Fővám square. It had already been suggested in the 1860s that the food supply to the capital city should be improved by the construction of market halls. One of the main objectives set by preliminary plans was that only food which had been inspected should be sold. Not only had the establishment of the retail network to be organised, but they also wished to regulate the sale of wholesale goods. #urbanexplorer

The Great Market Hall or #centralmarket Hall (Hungarian "Nagyvásárcsarnok") is the largest and oldest indoor market in #budapest, #hungary. The idea of building such large market hall arose from the first mayor of Budapest, Károly Kamermayer, and it was his largest investment. He retired in 1896 so when the building was completed, he participated in the opening ceremony as a citizen. #inspiration #market #happynewyear

Visited Central Market in Budapest Hungary. This is considered one of top five attraction to be visited when you are in Budapest. Basically there are 2 levels, the ground level is where you can get all kinds of local fruits and frozen foods like smoked ham, all types of cheese, goose liver. There are also good selection of dried food like chili, all cookings flavors powder etc. Going through the stalls is very good experience to see the type of foods being consumed here. Level 2 are where they sell all kinds of souvenirs etc. This is definitely a must visit when you are in Budapest.

Budapest is the capital of Hungary, located in the middle of the Danube River, known as the "Pearl of the Danube". · If you go to Budapest! ✔️Listening to Liszt's "Dream of Love", taking the No. 2 tram once; ✔️Take a stroll through Budapest's Central Market and enjoy a drink of Tokaji. ✔️Go to New York Cafe for coffee; ✔️Take a walk on the green Freedom Bridge and wait for a Danube sunset on the bridge. ✔️Encounter a deep autumn in Budapest; · ⭐Budapest must-visit spot 1️⃣Congressional Building Budapest's landmark, and also the largest building in Hungary, it is said that 40 kilograms of gold were used in its decoration, and the new Gothic style is very magnificent; "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" was filmed here. · 2️⃣️Freedom Bridge The green bridge and the yellow vintage tram are a perfect match; · 3️⃣️Szechenyi Chain Bridge It first connected the ancient cities of Buda and Pest, and likes to walk on the bridge in the evening to enjoy the scenery; · 4️⃣️Szechenyi Thermal Bath Hungary is the capital of European hot springs. It is the largest hot spring bath in Europe, and locals come here. · 5️⃣️Hungarian National Museum Inside, there are many historical relics, as well as pianos played by Beethoven and Liszt. · 6️⃣️ Fisherman's Bastion , Castle Mountain These two places are very close, Fisherman's Bastion faces the Parliament Building, Castle Hill faces Chain Bridge, and they are both great spots to capture the sunset. · 7️⃣️Gaiter Mountain Gellért Hill is also a great place to watch the sunset and night view. The lights of Budapest at night are dazzling like a dream. "Black Widow" was filmed here. · 8️⃣️New York Coffee Shop Budapest doesn't have the "Grand Budapest Hotel", but it has the most beautiful "New York Café" in the world.

Central Market Hall is located at 1-3 Vamhaz krt. 1093 Budapest, and is open Monday to Friday from 0600-1800, Saturday from 0600-1500, close on Sunday. It is only a minute walk from Fovam ter metro station (Line 4). The Central Market Hall was constructed in 1894 and opened to the public in 1897. It is the largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest, and is favoured not only by tourists, but many locals do their everyday shopping here too. On the ground floor, you will find extoic fruits, vegetables, salami, goose liver cans and many more for you to discover. The upper floor attracts lots of tourists because of the rich selection of Hungarian embroidery, white peasant shirts and other art and craft souvenir products. If you are hungry during your visit, there are some food stands on this level to enjoy some of the local cuisines.

Getting There - Walk from a nearby bus stop Attractions - Various food stalls inside the market, as well as local goods Hotels - NA Food & Restaurants - NA Shopping - NA

Budapest Central Market Near the bridge of the Freedom Bridge on the Pest side of the Danube in Budapest, Hungary, there is a spectacular neo-gothic building, quaint, that is Budapest's famous big shopping mall the Central Market. Central Market was built in 1897 and refurbished in 1994. In the central market