Hungary-Budapest locals' back kitchen: Central Market Nagy Vasarcsarnok

#100 Ways to Travel Someone once said that if you want to understand the life and culture of a city, the fastest way is to go to the vegetable market? ! That’s right, this time I made a special trip to experience what charm the Central Market in Budapest, Hungary has. Budapest Central Market Nagy Vasarcsarnok is a century-old building. It is also the largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest and is known as the back kitchen of Hungarians. This high-ceilinged Gothic building has a roof designed with translucent colored tiles and glass on the top that brings in a lot of natural light, making the entire market bright and spacious. The floor is divided into three floors: 1F. Fresh food, souvenirs, spices 2F. Handicrafts, embroidery, restaurants B1. Fish, supermarket The whole market is colorful and full of dazzling goods. If you want to buy souvenirs, it would be a good choice, such as Hungarian red pepper powder and botrytis cider. You can also taste authentic snacks by the way. The transportation is also convenient (the subway station is right next to it), which is really suitable for treasure hunting. #EasternEuropeFreeTravel #Hungary #Budapest #Market #100TravelWays