Central Market Hall

Great place to visit as an attraction. Adjacent to the Liberty bridge. It offers a great range of local produce, as well as a vast variety of souvenirs and clothing. It is also a great place to eat(level 2) but it might be pricey. Worth visiting.

The Central Market Hall is a vibrant and bustling spot that should not be missed in Budapest. The architecture is stunning, and the interior is filled with colorful stalls offering a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and traditional Hungarian products. It’s a great place to try local delicacies, including chimney cake and goulash. The atmosphere is lively, and the market is well-maintained. It can get crowded, especially during peak hours, but that adds to the experience. A fantastic place to immerse yourself in the local culture and pick up some unique souvenirs!

A lot of meat stands! Although it is definitely the perfect place for locals to purchase their food from, the second floor is better for tourists due to being able to buy food that you can eat on the spot and the huge, huge collection of stands

Definitely worth a visit if you are looking to buy some souvenirs like paprika which is half the price of that of the touristy gift shops. Go upstairs when you are hungry and thirsty. Then finish off the trip by going to the supermarket in the basement!

A must visit! The vibrant atmosphere, variety of fresh produce, and local Hungarian delicacy. This market in Budapest offers a wonderful mix of local products from head to toes. You can find your stuff here. The food court is on the second floor. I got nothing ; I just took a look at my experience. And it was really a great experience to see local people's lifestyle. The Hungarian famous is paprika for souvenirs. There are a lot of variety and options. I had much fun.

A 5 star market hall, the choice of fruit and veg was just amazing. Great choice of leather goods and gifts. Butchers by the load with a great range of meats. If you are looking for somewhere to eat good tasty and cheap go to the market hall. Go upstairs to find a wide range of local home made foods. They were tasty well cooked and a fabulous price. Lots of locals eating here. So in you go.

A very pleasant and vibrant place for a tourist visit! The market in Budapest offers a wonderful mix of local products, fresh food, and souvenirs. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, making it a great spot to experience the local culture Highly recommended for anyone wanting a taste of Budapest’s unique charm

The Central Market Hall is a vibrant and bustling spot, perfect for experiencing local culture. The market is filled with fresh produce, meats, and traditional Hungarian food items like paprika and sausages. The upper level offers a variety of souvenirs and handicrafts, making it a great place to pick up gifts or mementos. The building itself is beautiful, with its striking architecture and colorful tile roof. Whether you’re looking to try some authentic Hungarian dishes or just want to browse, the Central Market Hall is a must-see in Budapest.

Great place to visit as an attraction. Adjacent to the Liberty bridge. It offers a great range of local produce, as well as a vast variety of souvenirs and clothing. It is also a great place to eat(level 2) but it might be pricey. Worth visiting.

The Central Market Hall is a vibrant and bustling spot that should not be missed in Budapest. The architecture is stunning, and the interior is filled with colorful stalls offering a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and traditional Hungarian products. It’s a great place to try local delicacies, including chimney cake and goulash. The atmosphere is lively, and the market is well-maintained. It can get crowded, especially during peak hours, but that adds to the experience. A fantastic place to immerse yourself in the local culture and pick up some unique souvenirs!

A lot of meat stands! Although it is definitely the perfect place for locals to purchase their food from, the second floor is better for tourists due to being able to buy food that you can eat on the spot and the huge, huge collection of stands

Definitely worth a visit if you are looking to buy some souvenirs like paprika which is half the price of that of the touristy gift shops. Go upstairs when you are hungry and thirsty. Then finish off the trip by going to the supermarket in the basement!

A must visit! The vibrant atmosphere, variety of fresh produce, and local Hungarian delicacy. This market in Budapest offers a wonderful mix of local products from head to toes. You can find your stuff here. The food court is on the second floor. I got nothing ; I just took a look at my experience. And it was really a great experience to see local people's lifestyle. The Hungarian famous is paprika for souvenirs. There are a lot of variety and options. I had much fun.

A 5 star market hall, the choice of fruit and veg was just amazing. Great choice of leather goods and gifts. Butchers by the load with a great range of meats. If you are looking for somewhere to eat good tasty and cheap go to the market hall. Go upstairs to find a wide range of local home made foods. They were tasty well cooked and a fabulous price. Lots of locals eating here. So in you go.

A very pleasant and vibrant place for a tourist visit! The market in Budapest offers a wonderful mix of local products, fresh food, and souvenirs. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, making it a great spot to experience the local culture Highly recommended for anyone wanting a taste of Budapest’s unique charm

The Central Market Hall is a vibrant and bustling spot, perfect for experiencing local culture. The market is filled with fresh produce, meats, and traditional Hungarian food items like paprika and sausages. The upper level offers a variety of souvenirs and handicrafts, making it a great place to pick up gifts or mementos. The building itself is beautiful, with its striking architecture and colorful tile roof. Whether you’re looking to try some authentic Hungarian dishes or just want to browse, the Central Market Hall is a must-see in Budapest.