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Mercado Municipal de Castro
Bedste tid at besøge
Best visited in the morning before 11 AM, when fishermen bring in their freshest catch and the stalls are still full. Even on rainy days there is plenty of life here, since most of the activity takes place under cover.
Budgettips
Entry is free, you only pay for what you buy. When purchasing several handicrafts from the same vendor, feel free to negotiate and you may get a discount of up to 20 percent.
Anbefalet til
Food lovers, Photography enthusiasts, Culture seekers, Families
Planlæg dit besøg
1-2 hours
Om
Hurtige fakta: Handlende læsser dagligt friske østers, muslinger og ål direkte fra bådene op på træboderne. Mere end 60 sælgere tilbyder alt fra tang til uldne sweatre, og hele markedet hviler på pæle over vandet.
Højdepunkter: Om eftermiddagen lyder der lokale violin-toner på første sal, når håndværkere sammen med musikere holder uformelle optrædener. Ved bodens hjørne finder man altid curanto, tilberedt på varme sten og dækket med store blade, hvorfra der stiger en svimlende røgduft op.
Insidertips
- On the first floor right by the water, watch the stilt houses and fishing boats, this is the best photo spot
- Order your curanto before noon, later the hot stones are often already cooled down
- Take photos during the golden hour, when the light reflects off the water and highlights the wooden pillars
- Avoid Saturday midday, when the market is overcrowded with tourist group buses
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