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$Detail of a fishmonger\'s shop in the BallarÃ³ market, Palermo. Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Gastronomic detail of various vegetables, at BallarÃ³ market, Palermo. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Palermo, BallarÃÂ² fruit market Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of various dishes prepared to eat on the spot at the BallarÃ³ market, Palermo.

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Gastronomic detail of an octopus stew at Ballaro market, Palermo. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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street art of BallarÃ² Palermo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gastronomic detail of sardines with orange slice, Ballaro market, Palermo. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gastronomic detail of oysters on ice, at the Ballaro market, Palermo. Royalty Free Stock Photo

This market smells different. The fruit and vegetables, but especially the herbs, give off an intense smell. Whereas freshly caught fish simply doesn't smell.The BallarÃ² is synonymous with multiculturalism. Nowhere else is Palermo so colorful, fragrant and lively. It is the largest market in the city and at lunchtime, locals and tourists mingle to taste the various delicacies.