Mercado Nº 1 de Surquillo

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Mercado Nº 1 de Surquillo

Catch a glimpse of Lima's daily life at this bustling local market where at every turn, stalls of the freshest fruits, vegetables and seafood are presented. A genuine sea of colours, smells and sounds. Stop by for a taste of authentic and fresh Peruvian food at great prices and familiarise yourself with the local produce.

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addressAvenida Paseo de la República & Narciso de la Colina, Surquillo
openingHoursDaily 7:30am–5pm

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