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Nagykanizsa

Nagykanizsa (Croatian: Velika Kaniža, German: Großkirchen, Großkanizsa, Turkish: Kanije) is a city in Hungary in the Somogy-Zala hills, lying between the western corner of the Lake Balaton and the Croatian and Slovenian border. This pulsing border town, with its 47,000 inhabitants (2017), is the centre of the southwestern Transdanubian region. It's also the traditional transitplace of trade and tourism, heading for or arriving from the Adriatic and Italian harbours.

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    Csarnok Üzletház

    Market hall, with 100 stalls including food and clothing. Flea market on Sundays.

    Mon–Fri 05:00–17:00, Sat 05:00–14:00, Sun 06:00–13:00

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    Kanizsa Centrum

    Shopping centre with hypermarket, post office, pharmacy, drugstore, book store, clothes store, restaurant and confectionery.

    Mon–Sat 09:00-19:00, Sun 10:00–19:00; Interspar hypermarket: Mon–Sat 06:00–22:00, Sun 08:00–19:00; Gerő Confectionery: Mon–Thu Sun 08:00–20:30, Fri–Sat 08:00–22:00

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    Kanizsa Plaza

    Shopping centre, including cinema, book store and clothes store.

    07:00–20:00

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    Tesco Nagykanizsa

    Hypermarket. Services: ATMs, meat countertop, fresh bakery products, clothing department.

    Mon–Sat 06:00–22:00, Sun 07:00–20:00; City Bistro: Mon–Sat 08:00–21:00, Sun 08:00–19:30Lunch menu in bistro HUF 890, average meal in bistro HUF 1880

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    Dél-Zalai Áruház

    Shopping centre, including supermarket and drugstore.

    Mon–Fri 08:30–18:00, Sat 08:30–13:00

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    Park Center Nagykanizsa

    Shopping centre with clothing and furniture shops.

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    Spar Nagykanizsa

    Supermarket.

    Mon–Fri 06:30–20:00, Sat 06:30–17:00, Sun 07:00–13:00

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    Stop Shop Nagykanizsa

    Shopping centre with clothing and drug stores.