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Heim / Hungary / Budapest / Budapest Great Market Hall (Central Market Hall) 58
Located on the Pest side of the Danube River, at the foot of the Liberty Bridge, the Budapest Great Market Hall is a must visit for those in search of local handicrafts and souvenirs. The massive Market Hall is a working market for locals and also holds floors of local spices and embroideries.
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Amazing slabs of lard for sale
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An array of Hungarian alcohol
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Beautiful embroideries at the Great Market Hall
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Beautiful embroideries which can be quite pricey
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Bottles of liqueur
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Cans of delicacies
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Cooked food at the Great Market Hall
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Cooked food is sold on the middle floor
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Dried chilli peppers
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Elaborate embroideries at the Great Market Hall
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Embroidered tablecloths and other napery
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For salami lovers, this stall must be paradise
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Front facade of Great Market Hall, Budapest
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Front facade of the Great Market Hall in Budapest
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Fruit & vegetable market on the ground floor
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Garlics and peppers
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Hungarian paprika is noted to be stronger and richer than its Spanish equivalent
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Hungary and Spain are the two main European centres for growing paprika peppers
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If you don't speak the language, the animal head gives a hint of what meat is sold here
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If you don't speak the language, the animal head provides a clue of what meat is sold here
