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Open every Sunday, this relaxed flea market is set in the Jewish District's main food hall. A regular assortment of stalls sell everything from old jewelry to Soviet-made watches, vintage cameras to communist-era household goods, making it a great source for rare souvenirs. It's all priced quite fairly, but most sellers are also willing to bargain. The market is officially open from 9 am to 4 pm, but stalls start packing up around 2:30 pm, so it's best to get there early.
This quirky art and design store is a browser's paradise, with a variety of eye-catching artwork on sale, including original paintings, prints, photos, posters, and postcards. But that's just the start: shoppers can also pick up original clothing, jewelry, cosmetics, homeware, toys, books, and even foodstuffs. The store is located in a passageway between Semmelweis utca and Károly körút (and accessible from both).
