The World’s Must See Food Markets

Published on 04/30/2020
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When traveling food is one of the ways we immerse ourselves in culture, it is a direct route to understanding a place as well as its culture and history. Eating local cuisine around the world is more than just a traditional dish at your hotel but out is testing out local restaurants as well as exploring the fresh roots of a nation’s produce. Around the world food markets are known to be a source of culture and divine experience. However, some countries are more well-known than others in these aspects. Whether you are a foodie or just a normal traveler wanting to immerse in heritage and culture, these food markets around the world are must-see sites and ones’ that simply should not be ob=verlooked when traveling.

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The World’s Must See Food Markets

Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo

This market is the largest fish market on the globe. The center of the market is where the world-renowned Tuna auction occurs at 5 a.m each morning. However, just as exciting as the auction is the rest of the market is a whirlwind of fresh fish, seafood, fresh sushi, and other fresh produce from around the country. The sushi is a must and the experience overall is a ice in a lifetime that allows you to peer into the world of ocean delicacy and have a new appreciation for the word “fresh.”

Borough Market, London

This market dates back to 1,000 years ago and has developed from a simple wholesale market to a known destination where people can find locally-grown produce, wild game, unbelievable local cheese, and street foods from around the globe that locals are displaying from there origins. The market showcases cuisine from Ethiopian heritage, clarified butter, and many other divine things.

La Boqueria, Barcelona

A trip to Barcelona would simply be incomplete without visiting this food market. With its colorful stalls and unbelievable produce, the market boasts fruit, fresh seafood, and meters of hanging chorizo. Whether it be walking around with a paper cone filled with sliced jamón or waiting for a spot at the 14 seat Bar Pintoxo for the world’s best tapas, this one is a must.

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