Connected Sites
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Souq el-Attarine
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Souk
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The "Stadshallen" were a commercial and administrative complex that served as a place for commercial activities and storage.
See nl.wikipedia.org
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Covered Market
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Fish Market Hall
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Houmt-Souk: "vaulted bazaar Souk Erbaa, dating from about the 16th or 17th century CE" (AB ev)
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The Sa'adossaltaneh Caravanserai Complex comprises bazaars, which are situated between the caravanserais and sarays and connect the areas together. The bazaars have several parts. "The Qaisariyeh is the intersection of [the] Bazaars with a lofty and decorated dome above it as a roof." The Vazir Bazaar "has (...) an area of 2100 square meters [and] has 43 shops in both side." (Nomination file, p. 499)
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Isfahan Grand Bazaar
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Old Market Hall (constructed in 1835)
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Souk
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Khan Bazaar
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covered Arasta bazaar
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Chhatta Chowk and Meena Bazaar in the Red Fort Complex
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Plecnik's Market (Nomination file, p. 64-67)
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"The Palazzo della Ragione is a medieval market hall, town hall and palace of justice building in Padua (...) the ground floor still hosts the historical covered market of the city."
See en.wikipedia.org
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Mercado do Bolhão
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Cotton Market, the Cardo
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Underneath the Cloth Market at the Rynok Square
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Grand Bazaar
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Khan el-Khalili
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Mercado Hidalgo
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Saint Lawrence's Market, made of cast iron and glass
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Al-Hamidiyah Souk
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Tavistock
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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.
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al-Qaysariyah market for food, spices and fabric (AB ev)
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the inscription include souq, the Bahla Souq with few covered market halls.
