Kalvarijų Market

Vilnius

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Kalvarijų Market

Kalvarijų Market is a long-standing and lively market featuring everything from fresh fruits, veggies and flowers to cheese, locally-produced honey, and dried and smoked meat. Plus, a huge assortment of secondhand goods and interesting findings like cameras manufactured in the USSR.

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addressKalvarijų gatvė 61, Vilnius
openingHoursTue–Sun 7am–5pm
phone+370 696 35718
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