Marché de la Condamine — Monaco

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Marché de la Condamine

Place d'Armes, 98000 Monaco

Monaco's lively daily market on Place d'Armes, in operation since 1880. Fresh produce, prepared foods, flowers, and the legendary "barbagiuans" stand. The covered hall hosts cooking workshops and cultural events.

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