Bazaars and Market Halls

Monumental covered / permanent enclosed markets (opposite to market places in the open air).

Site	Rationale	Link
Al-Ahsa Oasis	al-Qaysariyah market for food, spices and fabric (AB ev)
Aleppo	Souk
Bahla Fort	the inscription include souq, the Bahla Souq with few covered market halls.
Belfries	The belfry's "imposing volume formed either an isolated feature or a central or lateral element of the market halls, themselves often rebuilt in stone at an early date." (1999 AB Ev) Market halls are included in Bruges, Dendermonde, Ghent, Herentals, Mechelen, Nieuwpoort, Roeselare, Sint-Truiden and Ypres.
Brugge	The "Stadshallen" were a commercial and administrative complex that served as a place for commercial activities and storage.
Bukhara	Tak-i Zargaron, a multiple dome-covered bazaar
Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape	Tavistock
Damascus	Al-Hamidiyah Souk
Diamantina	Old Market Hall (constructed in 1835)
Florence	Saint Lawrence's Market, made of cast iron and glass
Guanajuato	Mercado Hidalgo
Hebron/Al-Khalil Old Town
Historic Cairo	Khan el-Khalili
Istanbul	Grand Bazaar
Kraków	Underneath the Cloth Market at the Rynok Square
Medina of Tunis	Souq el-Attarine
Meidan Emam, Esfahan	Isfahan Grand Bazaar
Old City of Acre	Souk
Old City of Jerusalem	Cotton Market, the Cardo
Oporto	Mercado do Bolhão
Red Fort	Chhatta Chowk and Meena Bazaar in the Red Fort Complex
Salvador de Bahia	Mercado Modelo
Samarkand	Siyob Bazaar
Selimiye Mosque	covered Arasta bazaar
Split	Fish Market Hall
Stone Town of Zanzibar	Darajani Market
São Luis	Mercado das Tulhas (19th century)
Tabriz Bazaar
Yazd	Khan Bazaar

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