Izmailovsky Market Review

Built in the 19th century, the mall is the largest shopping mall in Russia and one of the most fashionable leisure shopping places in Moscow. The three rows and three-story corridor shopping mall covers an area of nearly 25,000 square meters, and the number of shops is amazing. Even if you don't go shopping, it's worth a trip to visit the decoration and architecture of the mall alone.

The goods are mainly selling handicraft souvenirs, the quality is good and bad, some like compulsory small goods. Especially there is an area where the stalls are set up, and things look average. The things in several handicraft shops with facades are quite good, there are ceramic workshops, very chic. There are many museums, candles, beer museums, etc. in the whole market, but you have to pay for tickets. The price we bought in the ceramic workshop store, I feel that the price is quite normal, and I don't accept the counter-offer, clearly marked the price, a regular store. I bought more and sent a refrigerator sticker. I like to buy handicrafts, hahaha. The location of the subway station is just left and you can walk very close, but there are really few people on weekdays, and it is enough to spend a long time playing. There is nothing nearby, there is a shopping mall selling sports brands.

Moscow Ant Flea Market ～ In Moscow Ismailova (ИЗМАЙЛОВО), due to the harmonics, this place is called an ant by the Chinese, a bit like Xiushui, different is but the price is relative, and the Moscow people also go, unlike Xiushui, are all foreigners.

The market here is a bit similar to Western Europe, there are many goods to choose from, all kinds of small things can be found, it is a good place for locals to buy things.

The ingredients are particularly fresh, really super honest merchants, the coupons on the platform are also very cost-effective, and the better and better! The ingredients are particularly fresh, really super honest merchants, the coupons on the platform are also very cost-effective, and the better and better!

There are many local foods in the market and it is recommended to go.

brasveter 21:34:30 Ant Flea Market, an ant is a Russian translation, it is a large crafts market that only opens on weekends. Russian billionaire Ismailov opened in 1991, once Europe's largest retail wholesale market, mainly for clothing and crafts, as well as second-hand used goods and antiques. At that time, China had 100,000 merchants in Moscow, and most of the "ant" merchants were Chinese merchants. In 2009, Putin ordered the closure of the “big market for an ant,” a move that not only hit the financial and commercial oligarchs of Russia’s economic community, but also curbed the prestige of Moscow’s rival mayor, Luzhkov, while thwarting the momentum of Chinese businessmen in Russia. An ant flea market also has a large and distinctive castle, many Russian children come to play.