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Worth a short visit to buy some fruits and veggies, they seemed very fresh and tasty when we were there. I also saw possibly the biggest cherries in my life there ;) However, half of the market was empty (we were on Monday, around 12-13 o'clock, maybe it is more crowded on weekends and in the morning) and I did not have THAT feeling...so it was not a big attraction for tourists.…
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Date of experience: June 2020
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Get a smell annd taste of the different fruits, vegetables and flowers of the countryside. Don't forget to pass by here.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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It was so hard to resist buying the beautiful flowers displayed at this market. The flowers were very fresh and there were some lovely arrangements.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is a fantastic market. Surrounded by butcher shops the green market has all of the fresh veg and fruits from the surrounding countryside along with artisan made olive oil, cheese and honey. Almost all speak English. I am staying here a month and for a weeks worth of food, fruit veg and meat (beef, chicken and pork) I paid roughly $12.00. That's for 6 days of dinners and lunches. AMAZING.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Wanted to create a new entrance for this but tripadvisor refused (too close to the green market). Hrvojeva Street Market is next to the green market (along the palace walls). Cheap clothes and shoes (made in China) and plenty of souvenirs are sold here. We were supprised by the big amount of endangered swifts nesting in the walls of the palace.…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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