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King Saleh Bazaar
Immediately south of the Madrassa & Mausoleum of Qalaun. The more you look through the dust, the more pops out.
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Sharia al-Muski
Sharia al-Muski is a wonderful street market selling outrageous underwear, cheap shoes, plastic toys, wedding dresses, bucket-sized bras and haberdashery.
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Souq al-Gomaa
In the Southern Cemetery south of the Citadel, this sprawling weekly market is all the craziness of a medieval bazaar, in a modern setting: under a highway flyover, expect new bicycles, live donkeys, toilets and broken telephones. Savvy pickers can find some great antiques and vintage duds. Go before , when the crush of people can get overwhelming. You'll need a taxi to get there, about around £E12 from Downtown; tell the driver 'Khalifa', the name of the neighbourhood.
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Tawfiqiyya Souq
Tawfiqiyya Souq is open late at night and has a larger range of produce, including fruit, vegetables, bakeries and numerous ba'al s, the all-purpose grocers where you can stock up on things such as bread, cheese and yogurt. For Western-style bread try the Nile Hilton Deli. For pastries and sweets head for El-Abd.
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