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    Under its dazzling coloured tiled roof and ironwork is a huge array of specialty foods and preserves, liqueurs, caviar, berry jams, and some tourist tat. Wander round the many stalls, and if nothing else, at least buy a colourful string or two of chillies to take home. Take a little care of your possessions, but get stuck in.

    Vamhaz korut, right by the river across the green Szabadsag Bridge from Gellert

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    Best flea market, along with the monthly market in Pecs, in central Europe. Eat, drink and be fascinated.

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    Central Market Hall

    Posted by newyawkah 28 October 2006

    Immense indoor market featuring local specialties, exotic fruits and vegetables, etc. The top floor has several inexpensive places to grab a bite, and lots of souvenir stalls.

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