hungary budapest central market

Central Market Central Market is definitely the most famous traditional market. In addition to being the largest traditional market in Budapest, the building itself is an important attraction. The market was built in 1897 and is also called the Great Market Hall because it is the largest in Budapest in terms of transaction volume and area/volume. The entire building is divided into three floors. There is a fresh food supermarket (Aldi) on the underground floor; the ground floor is the main market, with a variety of raw and cooked foods, fruits and vegetables, as well as the favorites of tourists: botrytis wine/duck gras and foie gras; There is a deli department and many souvenir vendors on the second floor. It’s important to note that the Central Market only closes at 3pm on Saturdays and is closed on Sundays. The Central Market Nagy Vásárcsarnok is the national kitchen of Budapest locals, providing a variety of European local ingredients such as vegetables, fruits, meats, sausages, pastries, condiments, spices, etc.