MERCADO CENTRAL ATARAZANAS
Markets – Covered markets
2024
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2024
North of the Alameda Principal, the central market (opened in 1879) retains a marble door from the Nazarite era, when the place was a naval workshop, hence the origin of its name atarazanas meaning "arsenal". Completely renovated (2008-2010), it is once again a lively little gem in the mornings. On Calle Atarazana, small bars like Cartuchito offer fried fish. Don't go without.
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Le lundi il n'y a pas de pêche et tous les vendeurs de fruits de mer sont fermés.
Dimanche le marché est fermé.
Pour la charcuterie, je conseille la Charcuterie Ana avec son chef fort souriant :D
Marche tres bien achalandé charcuterie poissons frais viande fruits légumes
Quelques comptoir a tapas ou l on peut dejeuner egalement
De plus Les Halles sont installées dans un magnifique bâtiment.