![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiCvqZj8XL2vBP9tJD0YSjLi5uu5t25G4u9jGNTu2Kpd1KyjtpCdJdlnSOfHtjj3MwIBHQaid0ERG4ULGISHiV8gVKRcndZRPFlEA_olNYtVsCe0J-wcZ_tuSR6i1NWjq1pejE1R49Q52Jt/s400/GiantFish.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhq18gLfG7u7n2MrjEV4q3ugAq0j4PnE6UVLLXAolscHocKoWSP4aIwIENF1HM17XLUxrh3eMQOl1M5RMXithyphenhyphenjQxXB5jtMpbBiVi-8SoCK-LN0FVUvqOW_2QqxdN_6Ra-7Et3aBPeJU34p/s400/FishMarket2.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj4Z2Di4CSCR3fIOV1xl_Hp3m9q1CeQYe0pNdbilEbjqexdNRGsQfoppCLJNsUTkJ8J65w4dia4lCG0jyMNDJfbet42pgkiahQAh76hzqVa8KAFHDLtxXTXGAnn4LrLEjrNp9lM5QWiNS4N/s400/FishMarket1.jpg)
When I visiting a place, I always visit street market. That is where you can food history, cultural and of course fresh products.
“Sicily's outdoor market tradition dates from the ninth-century Saracen rule of the island, which explains their striking similarity to Arab souqs.”
http://www.bestofsicily.com/mag/art85.htm
I am so impressed by mountains of seafood in the open-air market in Palermo. The market is filled with varieties of products, colors and vendor’s shouting. Unfortunately with short stay and no Italian language skills, I cannot do further study on the interesting seafood I saw. Next time…
No comments:
Post a Comment