Great Market Hall

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The Great Market Hall is Budapest’s largest and most famous indoor market, renowned for its grand 19th-century architecture and bustling stalls selling local foods, spices, and crafts.

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instanceOf historic building
market hall
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Central Market Hall
architecturalStyle Eclectic architecture
Neo-Gothic
cityOwnedBy Budapest Municipality
linked to: Budapest
constructionStartYear 1894
country Hungary
designedBy Samu Pecz
floorCount 3
function indoor market
hasFacility currency exchange
food stalls
restaurants
supermarket in basement
hasLevel basement
gallery level
ground floor
heritageStatus protected historic monument
locatedIn 9th district of Budapest
Budapest
Pest side of Budapest
linked to: Pest, Hungary
locatedNear Danube River
linked to: Danube

Liberty Bridge
nativeName Nagyvásárcsarnok
nearbyPublicTransit Budapest Metro line M4
linked to: Budapest Metro

Budapest tram lines 2 and 47
notableFor 19th-century architecture
bustling market atmosphere
colorful tiled roof
offers street-food style dishes on upper floor
traditional Hungarian foods
openingYear 1897
publicTransitAccess Fővám tér stop
region Central Budapest
roofMaterial Zsolnay ceramic tiles
linked to: Zsolnay porcelain
sells Hungarian salami
Tokaji wine
fish
fresh produce
local crafts
meat
paprika
souvenirs
spices
touristPopularity major tourist attraction in Budapest

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Budapest contains Great Market Hall
Pest contains Great Market Hall
subject linked to: Pest, Hungary
Central Market Hall alsoKnownAs Great Market Hall
Nagyvásárcsarnok meaningOfName Great Market Hall
Nagyvásárcsarnok alternativeName Great Market Hall