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Halės turgus

The main market hall of Vilnius, built in 1906 and looking like a railway terminus. Inside, its east side has food stalls and a couple of eateries. Adjacent is the modern wing for clothing and household wares.

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Hours: Tue-Sat 07:00-18:00, Sun 07:00-16:00
Website: halesturgaviete.lt (opens in a new tab)

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