Mercado Municipal Adolpho Lisboa — Local services in Região Geográfica Imediata de Manaus

A place worth visiting if you are curious about the history of Manaus and the buildings from the late 19th century. It consists of 2 different facades - a different one from the city and another from the river side and I would give it 5.

Unfortunately, in terms of commerce, no higher than 3. There are a lot of shops with souvenirs and allegedly handicrafts - unfortunately souvenirs and jewelry are mostly repeated and prices are high under tourists. Though you are able to find a seller with fair prices. Fridge magnets are cheap. And I saw handicrafts from maybe 2 shops. If anything more, they were closed.

In theory, the market is open until 5 pm, in practice, just after 4 pm, the shops start to close.

To be honest I've found much more cheaper souvenirs in other markets, and more beauty handcraft during 'amazon tours'.

A bit dirty and not a pleasant smell (and I doubt the smell is coming from the part that sells fresh...

This is a great place to experience all the Amazon region has to offer. Unique fruits, herbs, spices, fish. Some known fruits are just better there. You will never find larger and tastier passion fruits, water melons, and avocados, for instance. They have some of the best pineapple one can ever taste. There are also lots of souvenirs shops all made locally. To top it up, there multiple food stalls where you can snack or dine the unique...

The world famous freshwater fish market in the world. Here you can find just about any species of Amazonian fish for the arapaima (piraracu) to the small plecastimus. Although their isn't any ice on the table. If you look behind the counters you will see huge Styrofoam ice chests with ice. Here in the central area you can find a meat market, vegetable, banana, watermelon markets. Great...