The Mercado Municipal de São Paulo, officially inaugurated in 1933, is a historic covered market featuring neoclassical architecture with Gothic influences and 32 decorative stained-glass panels. Visitors browse over 290 vendor stalls offering fresh produce, meats, seafood, imported specialty products, and spices, while dining on traditional fare like mortadella sandwiches and bacalhau pastries at onsite restaurants.
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