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Feria de Tristán Narvaja
This large bustling outdoor market sells everything from antique knickknacks and jewelry to artisan crafts and fried fish. A short distance from the city center, the stalls at Feria de Tristán Narvaja sprawl for seven blocks.
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Librería Linardi y Risso
Good source for history, literature, out-of-print items and photo essays on Montevideo and Uruguay.
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Manos del Uruguay - Reconquista
Famous for its range of slightly pricey, high-quality goods. A non-profit cooperative, the shop sells locally made items including woolen sweaters, scarves, rugs, blankets and tapestries. Has a second branch at San José 1111.
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Manos del Uruguay - San José
Manos del Uruguay is famous for its range of slightly pricey, high-quality goods. A non-profit cooperative, the shop sells locally made items including woolen sweaters, scarves, rugs, blankets and tapestries. Has a second branch at Reconquista 602.
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Mercado de la Abundancia
Mercado de la Abundancia, in the city center, is an enjoyable regional food and clothing market open everyday except Sunday. It's is also a popular and atmospheric spot for lunch or dinner, should you feel hungry after all that shopping.
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Mercado de los Artesanos
For attractive handicrafts at reasonable prices, this market is worth a look.
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Plaza Constitución Flea Market
Plaza Constitución hosts an enjoyable flea market on Saturday.
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