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The central market is also a place worth visiting from other places to understand the characteristics of local life. Many goods are unique local styles. I like the spices and fruits here. Some handicrafts are also unique. Gold jewelry sells a lot.

The central market is very good to visit, there are many small things, it looks a bit like Yiwu small market small commodity market. It is also good to buy a small gift here to take home and send people home, the price is very cheap.

Very good food court and top food market. Otherwise, sales in January were very good. And a bit compact. There is an open air market on one side of the WTC shopping center, and a classic shopping center on the other. The open-air market (souk) area has many small shops and offers almost everything for tourists. There is a LuLu supermarket (fruit and vegetables - there is not yet complete); prices are more like certainty. Classic shopping areas have shops and cafes for a variety of budgets - bargain-hunters are sure to be worth the money.

The Ctrip Raiders wrote "Central Market", which should be a special market in the World Trade Center (The Mall World Trade Center ABU Dhabi ), but in fact, the locals do not call it that, which made us take a lot of effort to find it. Traditional handicraft market, there are many characteristics of Arab handicrafts and food, tourists are not too much, you can slowly Tao. It is worth mentioning that there are several small shops selling Arabic specialty food, a wide range of local goods, no brand is known, some even what is coming is unclear. What attracted us was the variety of coffees on plates. The boss is very enthusiastic to introduce us to the special coffee, the spice taste is heavier than the taste of the coffee itself, the taste is not used to, but it is a special hand letter.

Abu Dhabi Central Market is a historic district in the heart of the city. The Central Market was once a commercial and trade center, on the site of the original business district, spanning three floors, and this contemporary interpretation of the traditional Abu Dhabi market is connected to the WTC Shopping Center via the Caliphate Bridge. The open-air market is full of things, from traditional crafts, henna and spices to jewelry, arabic perfumes, clothing and accessories.

The central market is a very interesting place, you can buy some small souvenirs made by locals in the UAE, or some local products, but don't buy too much, buy a little meaning is enough.