Food Markets: In the Belly of the City
Going to the local market when we visit a foreign city is something we all love to do. More people visit them in one day than all the city's art museums put together. Markets attract us for their colours, smells, people, sounds and taste.
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Episodes
1 · Turin - Porta Palazzo
Feb 25, 2013
One of Europe's biggest open-air food market, Turin's Porta Palazzo, is a vibrant core of fresh smells, bright colours, and lovely people.
2 · Budapest - Központi Vásárcsarnok
Feb 26, 2013
Nestled in an impressive three-levelled building, picturesque Budapest's central indoor market is not only one of the largest but also one of the most elegant food destinations in Europe.
3 · Vienna - Naschmarkt
Feb 27, 2013
With more than one hundred food and vintage stalls plus numerous restaurants, the popular Naschmarkt--Vienna's vast 16th-century food market--is a colourful culinary destination.
4 · Lyon - La Croix Rousse
Feb 28, 2013
Located on a hill in the city of Lyon, the neighborhood of La Croix-Rousse (Red Cross), is the town's coolest district, and one of the best itineraries of taste.
5 · Barcelona - La Boqueria
★ 8.0Mar 1, 2013
According to many, La Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria, or simply, La Boqueria, is the best public food market in the Ciudad Vieja and a tourist's ultimate destination in Barcelona's La Rambla.
6 · Episode 6
Mar 4, 2013
7 · Episode 7
Mar 5, 2013
8 · Episode 8
Mar 6, 2013
9 · Episode 9
Mar 7, 2013
10 · Episode 10
Mar 8, 2013
11 · Episode 11
Mar 11, 2013
12 · Episode 12
Mar 12, 2013
13 · Episode 13
Mar 13, 2013
14 · Episode 14
Mar 14, 2013
15 · Episode 15
Mar 15, 2013
