[Mercado Municipal de Granada | A lively public market in the center of Granada]

[Mercado Municipal de Granada | A lively public market in the center of Granada] — A lively spot in the old town where the lives of locals and fragrant ingredients intersect — Located in the center of Granada, this market is marked by a neoclassical building built around 1890. The entrance is along Colombia Street, and it is a colorful and lively place where you can really feel the daily life of locals (). ⸻ 📍 [Location] A few minutes walk from Parque Central and the cathedral. It is located in the middle of the old town, so you can drop in while you are out walking. 🕰️ [Business hours & required hours] The market is open almost every day, and is at its most lively from early in the morning. It takes 30 minutes to an hour. If you want to take your time, we recommend more than an hour (). ⸻ ✨ Recommended points • The reality of a local market: Packed with vegetables, fruits, meat, fish, etc. You can also see the delivery scene in a horse-drawn carriage, a scene straight out of everyday life () • Colorful food stalls & supermarket products: Bananas, potatoes, and spices lined up on the road are fun to look at and look great in photos () • Vibrancy and the fun of bargaining: Negotiating and talking with locals deepens the market experience and makes you feel like you're traveling () • Structure full of a sense of life: The mixture of narrow aisles and food stalls is a way to feel the "aliveness" of a historic market () ⸻ 🎒 Tips • It's best to go early in the morning: There are few buyers, so it's best to go before 8am to take photos and take a good look. • Have some coins ready: Cash and coins are convenient for buying vegetables by weight and using market stalls. • Don't forget to take precautions against pickpockets: In crowded aisles, hold your bag in front of you. • It's fun to talk to locals: Just asking "What is this?" and "How do you eat it?" will lead to interaction. #AbsolutelyFreeTravel