Covered Markets

  • Type: Attractions
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  • Description:

    • The largest of these-originally opened in 1897 - is in Fovam ter, on the Pest side, just by Szabadsdag (Liberty) bridge. The three-storey market re-opened in 1994 after extensive restoration work including a delightful roof made from Zsolnay ceramic tiles. Used extensively by locals, there are hundreds of stalls selling fruit and vegetables, groceries, meat and fish, cheeses and pretty much everything else. It is worth a visit, but bear in mind that Saturday morning is the busiest time of the week. Another equally well restored, though smaller market is in Hold utca in the fifth district, near Szabadsag ter and opposite the charming National Savings Bank building. Visit whichever is nearest to where you are for an authentic Hungarian shopping experience.
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    • Details
      • Contact:

      • tel: +36 (0) 1 322 4098 (Tourist Information)
      • Address:

      • Fovam ter
      • Budapest 1093
      • Neighborhood:

      • District I Budavár - Buda side
      • Strenuousness:

      • No Sweat

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