Moskvoretsky Market, Marketplace in Nagorny District, Moscow, Russia.
Moskvoretsky Market stretches along Simferopolsky Boulevard with stalls selling produce, meats, seafood, and packaged food items. The layout organizes goods by type, with distinct sections for different categories of fresh and processed foods.
The market opened in 1956 during the Soviet era and has served as a central trading hub for southern Moscow ever since. Over the decades it has maintained its role as a key supply point for the surrounding area.
The market brings together local residents and vendors in a straightforward setting where everyday shopping happens face-to-face. Visitors can observe how neighbors interact while selecting fresh goods in the traditional way.
The market operates daily and accepts both cash and card payments for purchases. It is easily accessible on foot from Bolotnikovskaya Street.
Recent renovations brought modern facilities while keeping the original market structure intact. Vendors continue their traditional selling methods in the updated surroundings.
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