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Arusha

Arusha is a city of approximately 416,000 people (2012) in the northeast of Tanzania. It is regarded as the gateway to the popular Northern Safari Circuit.

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    Local produce market

    The markets in the centre of town are not to be missed. Bargaining is required, meaning prices will range from dirt-cheap to tourist-expensive, depending on the goods and also on how sharply you pay attention.

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    Maasai market

    A one stop shopping area for handicrafts made by local Tanzanians. you get to buy various handicrafts made of ebony, redwood ets and various types of paintings made by local artisans. While the market caters mainly to tourists (it's sometimes even called tourist market), prices are not inflated (although there is always a large scope for bargaining).

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    Village Supermarket

    Every thing you need, all in one place. They also have supermarkets in Dar

    8:30AM-9PM

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    DTB

    mastercard visa card atm.

    24 hours atm.no fee

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    Ecobank

    Has a Mastercard/Visa Card ATM.

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    Equity Bank

    Has a Mastercard/Visa Card ATM.

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    I&M Bank

    Has a Mastercard/Visa Card ATM.

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    KCB

    Has a Mastercard/Visa Card ATM.

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    Rushada Supermarket

    large supermarket.

    9am-19.30pm

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    Sanaa Supermarket

    large supermarker.

    9am-20.30pm

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    Shoppers supermarket

    large supermarket also has stores in Dar and Dodoma.

    8am-22.00

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    Stanbic Bank

    Has a Mastercard/Visa Card ATM.