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| Camden Lock market, London – Licensed Image: CC BY-SA |
Camden Lock market, London – this is the most vibrant entertainment and shopping spot of London that gives live comedy and music, bars and so on. The market is clustered around the market hall with all kinds of small stalls and shops that sell everything ranging from homeware, handcrafted jewellery, and vintage clothes and so on. It is situated besides Regent’s canal, all surrounded by beautiful antique buildings. Don’t miss a trip here as it can be your most colourful London experience. Also don’t forget to visit Primrose Hill. It is just 10 minutes from the main market and from here you can catch central London in your view.
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| Chatuchak Weekend market, Bangkok – Image Source: edwin.11 (CC BY) |
Chatuchak Weekend market, Bangkok – anyone who has ever travelled to Thailand will definitely tell you about its street culture that is truly incredible. It’s a dream of every souvenir – hunter. You can find here all kinds of collectibles, antiques and crafts sourced from around the world. You can also find live animals up for sale. The place is even good for food, accessories and apparels. Chatuchak market ranks among the biggest weekend markets of the world. The market is so big that you will need to keep a track of where you are going.
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| La Boqueria, Barcelona – Image Source: Ulf Liljankoski (CC BY-ND) |
La Boqueria, Barcelona – this place is the best attraction for all great foodies. It is situated alongside the La Rambla and has 100s of vendors selling every food item that you can imagine ranging from all kinds of fruits and vegetables to fresh meats, seafood, breads, candies etc. If along with eating, you wish to pick some cooking skills too, Bouqueria has a culinary school. For a quick yummy tummy filling snack, go straight to the market’s centre behind the fish section. There you will find stalls selling wood – fired pizzas. These pizzas are a treat not to be missed.
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| Rialto market, Venice – Image Source: Chensiyuan (CC BY-SA) |
Rialto market, Venice – this is the oldest market in the world and the most ‘atmospheric’ one. Located on the banks of Grand Canal, the market offers great quality seafood and fresh food. You might also get to see some specimen that you may not find anywhere else. You can also find moored gondolas (rowing boats) selling fresh produce. And please don’t forget to bring your camera because the place is picturesque and beautiful enough to be captured. Best time for photography here is early in the morning.
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