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  Amazingly interesting section of Riga. - Walking between the old city, across the canal, to the old railway station, through the market and all the way towards the art nouveau quarter is interesting and recommended. You... read more will see real people and real life.
We enjoyed fresh kvass , poziomki, pickles from the market.

  Well laid out  - Our top attraction in Riga - easy to get to/move around and very interesting.

  Amazing - I loved this place—the atmosphere, the food options, the vibrant colors, and its massive size! I definitely recommend it; it’s a great spot for a quick lunch.

  Does what it says on the tin – it’s a marketplace.  - This marketplace is set in some old adjoining Zeppelin hangers and they sell lots of fruit, flowers, meat, clothes etc.
It is open every day, but can get crowded... read more in parts but is quite interesting to wander round and there is are tons of fruit there. As in all markets there are pick pockets operating according to the commentary on the canal boat ride that we took. Whilst you are there try some of the halvah there. I only knew that they had sesame ones but here there are many other types.
This is also a good place to have a snack/lunch as it’s cheaper than the old town area.

  Riga Central Market - Interesting Central Market right by the bus and railways stations in old world war 2 hangars. Each hangar has a speciality (fish, meat etc) whilst the market continues outside of... read more the hangars as well. Well worth a visit.

  Great options, great prices, great atmosphere  - The market is incredible1 When I visited, I was amazed by how many different products, foods, etc there were, and at their prices. Stop by if you can, you're guaranteed... read more to find something new.

  Massive markets are a must see in Riga  - The food markets located in the old Zeppelin hangers are a must see when visiting Riga. There are fruit stands on the outside and five hangers full of stalls... read more inside. We bought some berries and pastries for breakfast, but were unable to get any of the smoked meat, fish or sausages except for deli meat for sandwiches for our bus trip. I liked to just amble around and look at all the food items common in Riga that we don’t have access to in the U.S.

  Worth a vist to see the hangars  - Super spot, and great to see all the various markets, fish, vegetables and bakery. Don't forget to stop and have a piragi for breakfast, they are savory and sweet, a... read more great way to start the day off.

  Riga Market trip  - Really interesting market, we went in March and it was quiet, which was good. Different halls had different produce. The outside market is good as well.