Mercado da Pedra

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Mercado da Pedra

Make your way to Mercado da Pedra in the historic town center around lunch time - the market is known for its extensive offer of seafood, and houses several eateries serving fresh oysters, which won't cost a fortune here. Some local speciality items and deli are also sold at the market; do expect a selection more limited than that of a larger city.

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addressRua Teofilo Llorente 9, Vigo
openingHoursMon-Sat 10am-2pm & 4.30pm-8.30pm, Sun 10am-2pm
phone+34 986 81 01 00

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