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Shopping in a Lithuanian market (turgus), although perhaps not for the faint hearted, is an experience to be savoured if at all possible when visiting the country. Remember that many things can be haggled down in price, and please watch your wallets, especially during the weekends. 

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Akropolio Blusų Turgus

Catching on to the latest craze to sweep the nation, this weekly flea market outside the vast Akropolis shopping centre features a fairly decent selection of stalls selling everything from old paintings to Soviet memorabilia. Read_on (No Comments)

Collectors' Club

What started out as a small gathering of like-minded aficionados trading miscellaneous antiquities in exchange for a bit of pocket money has slowly evolved into a serious weekly event. Read_on (No Comments)

Halės Market

The modern, glass-covered affair to the left selling clothing that went out of fashion in Albania in the 1980s and raw meat Read_on (No Comments)

Kalvarijų Market

Featuring everything from old ladies selling garlic bulbs and carrier bags to the occasional bargain goat (cash only), one of Read_on (No Comments)

Sostinės Turgus

Opened towards the end of 2010, presumably as a way of threatening the nearby and highly recommended Kalvarijų Market who many in power would like to see closed, this dreadful indoor market would be an embarrassment in a poverty-stricken Siberian village. Read_on (No Comments)

Souvenir Market

The only market we list aimed exclusively at foreigners’ wallets is a predominantly lacklustre hotchpotch of stalls selling amber, linen, wood carvings, hand-knitted socks, Soviet-era bits and pieces and a few paintings. Read_on (No Comments)

Sūrininkų Namai

A weekly market inside Mano Guru selling locally-produced cheese from four small farms as well as chocolate and bread. See the website to find out more about these very nice people. Read_on (No Comments)

Tymo Turgus

Labouring under the unofficial moniker The Little Good Food & Culture Festival, this once-a-week jaunt into the Read_on (No Comments)

Ūkininkų Turgus

A small and interesting outdoor affair featuring a handful of stalls selling locally grown produce as well as cheese and meat etc. Read_on (No Comments)

Verslo Parkas Gariūnai

Covering a vast area of 120 hectares (there are some who say it’s the largest outdoor market in Europe) and attracting an Read_on (No Comments)

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