Danilovsky Market

"L’un des plus anciens marchés de Moscou est aussi le meilleur “food-court” du pays, le plus grand espace de restauration. Incontournable à visiter pour tous les amoureux de la gastronomie, vous y découvrirez environ 30 cafés uniques qui offrent une cuisine variée, allant de la gastronomie russe, arménienne, israélienne, asiatique à la gastronomie daghestanaise, indienne, marocaine ou encore végétarienne et même des plats insolites tels que les “pelmeni” noirs. Incontournables à manger: les concepts les plus originaux sont la boulangerie “Baton” (Батон), #ProPelmeni (#ПроПельмени) avec les meilleurs pelmeni, “Daghestanskaya lafka” (“Дагестанская лавка”) et ses recettes de Daghestan, le café asiatique “Vо” (en russe “Во”)."

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"Popular hub for fresh produce, meat & gourmet items, plus eateries preparing diverse cuisines."

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"Popular hub for fresh produce, meat & gourmet items, plus eateries preparing diverse cuisines."

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"foodcourt avec producteur et resto"

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"Grand marché avec pleins de stands pour déjeuner "

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"Mercato coperto 👍 Cucina non solo dell'est Europa ma anche asiatica. "

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"Вьетнамский уголок, Fish bazar"

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"Food market. Très bon vietnamien"

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"Technology of Nikolai Nikolaievitch Skladnev’s Danilovsky Market is the oldest trading place in Moscow. The market got its name from the Danilovsky Monastery, near which it is located. Danilov Monastery is the first and oldest in Moscow. It was founded in 1282 by Saint Prince Daniel, the youngest son of the faithful Prince Alexander Nevsky. And trade has always flourished in the busy area near the monasteries. This allows us to assume that Danilovsky, as a trading place, has existed since the 13th-14th centuries. By the way, in the Soviet years, the only reminder of Prince Daniel, or even of the prince, but of the prince's name, in the area was Danilovsky Market, which appeared in late 1986. Built using the most advanced technologies at that time, with a huge, but at the same time elegant dome, Danilovsky Market became a true embodiment of modernist ideas. In 2016, a reconstruction of the market was planned, however, with full preservation of its architectural appearance. And today, when the doors of the reconstructed Danilovsky Market are open again, we can talk about a significant precedent for the history of Soviet architectural modernism - a style whose beauty and value are only now becoming obvious to the viewer."

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"L'un des marché les plus cher de Moscou"

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"Halles Russe avec de quoi manger et surtout des produits locaux"

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"Marché alimentaire | Stand vietnamien bon Bun bah"

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