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Central Market HallBudapest Top 1 in Best Shopping Experiences
Budapest Top 1 in Best Shopping Experiences
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5 day
Address: Budapest, Vámház krt. 1-3, 1093 Hungary
Phone: +36-1-3663300
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The Central Market is a must-visit attraction in Budapest, Hungary. As soon as I entered, I was selling a variety of vegetables, fruits, and meat. Of course, there are souvenir foie gras zygomatic heads that tourists must buy. The upper floor is a hand-written stall selling t-shirts, traditional Hungarian clothes, etc. There is a small supermarket on the ground floor. It is still worth visiting.
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The Central Market is a must-visit attraction in Budapest, Hungary. As soon as I entered, I was selling a variety of vegetables, fruits, and meat. Of course, there are souvenir foie gras zygomatic heads that tourists must buy. The upper floor is a hand-written stall selling t-shirts, traditional Hungarian clothes, etc. There is a small supermarket on the ground floor. It is still worth visiting.
The Central Market is located on the Pest side of Budapest, close to the Danube River and close to the Freedom Bridge. Opposite the North Gate of the Central Market is Budapest’s famous pedestrian street Vaz Street, which can be visited together. The central market has a large area and sells meat, cheese, fruits and vegetables, etc., which are very local.
The large market is divided into three floors. The first floor is a large shopping supermarket, the first floor is for special products such as fruits, vegetables, and meat. The second floor is a snack street and a souvenir street where you can eat Hungarian, German, Italian food and so on, but the price is a bit more expensive, but it tastes good
The Central Market is the best choice to experience the local customs of Budapest. It is located on the east bank of the Freedom Bridge. The first floor mainly sells fruits, vegetables and meat products. The second floor sells Hungarian characteristic handicrafts and snacks. The price is still relatively cheap. .
The Budapest Central Market is a large, comprehensive shopping mall. This is the second time, but. Never eat in the restaurant again here. Since 2014, the food was not tasty, the attitude was poor, and the price was expensive. Why not come here to buy specialty products is more cost-effective. But I really want to shop around, because there are so many kinds of products. Entering from the gate, on the far right hand side, there is a small shop selling foie gras and other specialties. The female staff is very good at Chinese. The price is also very real. The things in the Central Market are actually very satisfactory, I think they are quite cheap. There is also a big supermarket downstairs, which also has a lot of things. The prices are also good. Many local people are in the supermarket downstairs. There are also some shops downstairs, where things are easy to buy.