Komarovskiy Market

Minsk

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Komarovskiy Market

Minsk's largest food market, Komarovskiy is where locals head to stock up on fresh, locally-sourced produce. It's an experience even if you don't plan to buy, although prepare to be tempted - what better place to try the infamous local specialty called "salo" (cured animal fat), or purchase excellent quality honey.

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addressV.Khorunzhey 8, Minsk
openingHoursTue-Sun 9am-7pm, Mon closed
phone+375 17 292 66 08
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