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Gare du Midi
Brussels' biggest general market is held next to the railway lines and has a distinctly North African and Mediterranean feel. Bulbous cheeses, strings of sausages and vendors announcing their wares are all part of it. A rich and colourful affair.
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Gare Du Midi Market
Said to be the biggest market in Europe, this sprawl of colourful stalls next to the railway lines has an international flavour, with exotic North African and Mediterranean spices, cheeses, meats, clothing, leather goods and everything else under the sun. Its food stands, selling bites like Moroccan crêpes with cheese, honey and vegetables along with mint tea, are a favourite with clubbers winding down from Saturday night.
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Place du Jeu-de-Balle flea market
The quintessential Marolles experience is haggling at this chaotic flea market, established in 1919. Weekends see it at its liveliest, but for the best bargains, head here early morning mid-week.
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Place Jourdan Market
You can get food and clothes at this little suburban market.
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