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St. Lawrence Market

St. Lawrence Market

4.6 (41,727 reviews)
MarketHistorical LandmarkTourist AttractionHistorical PlacePoint of Interest

Best time to visit

Mornings on a weekday when the stalls are freshly stocked and it’s not too crowded yet.

Budget tips

Admission is free, pay only for what you buy. Save money by trying smaller portions and taking advantage of local deals.

Recommended for

Food lovers, Families, Culinary explorers, Market enthusiasts

Plan your visit

1-2 hours

About

Quick facts: Here you will find over 120 vendors offering fresh foods and specialties. Every Saturday, more than 30,000 visitors come to discover handmade products and delicacies.

Highlights: A real highlight is the historic market building with its high ceilings and the Victorian archway from 1902. Visitors can try the famous 'Peameal Bacon Sandwich' here, a true local favorite that you won’t find tasting the same anywhere else.

Insider tips

  • Bring a reusable bag for fresh purchases.
  • Come early to grab the best products and avoid waiting times.
  • Photo corners can be found at the Victorian archway and the colorful fruit stalls.
  • Avoid lunchtime on weekends when it is busiest.

Practical info

Opening hours

Directions

Official website

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