Rīga, Italy
This is a smaller counterpart to the Central Market, to be found the central square of Āgenskalns on the left bank of Daugava, which is a crossing of no less than 6 streets. An impressive building from 1911-23, remarkable as a red-brick manifestation of Jugendstil architecture in Riga. While the off
erings are decisively not geared towards tourists, you may want to visit just to experience the historic low-rise neighbourhood.
Listen to the audio guide for Āgenskalns Market Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off