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San Fernando

This is a market where you will be buying items directly from producers, with the condition that goods are produced with social and environmental ethics in mind. You'll find books, vegetables, handmade clothing, musical instruments, etc. If you plan to buy things, remember to bring your own bag.

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Address: in Madero and Rosario streets
Getting there: located at San Fernando train station, between Sarmiento and 9 de Julio
Hours: Sat 10:00-18:00, Wed 10:00-16:00

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