Local Markets

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Local Markets

Even if don't plan to buy any food, it is still fun to take a walk through one of the many local markets. The largest market is situated in the centre of Ankara, behind the Abdi Ipekçi Park in Sihhiye. The market is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

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addressSihhiye, Ankara

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