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These Markets in Spain are Worth the Trip
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There are a variety of local markets in Spain, from food havens and open-air markets to flea markets and historic bazaars. Spanish markets have hundreds of years of rich history. Visiting is a fun, authentic way to dive into the local food, shopping, and culture. When I was in Spain, I found the local markets to be some of the best and most affordable places to eat and find souvenirs. Read on to figure out which markets to put on your Spain itinerary!
15 Best Markets in Spain Mercado de la Boqueria A massive indoor market with hundreds of food stalls on Barcelona’s famous La Rambla street. Mercado de la Boqueria has so many products to choose from 📍 Google Maps | 🛒 Market Website | Hours: 8 am - 8:30 pm Mon-Tue & Thu-Sat, Closed ...
Sky Ariella is a professional writer from New York with an insatiable craving for exploring the world. After a post-college adventure around 6 Asian countries, she dove head-first into a writing career and travel lifestyle. Sky currently lives in Mexico City with her dog Bear.
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