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Flea Market, Britanski trg (British Square), Zagreb
Flea Market
Britanski trg (British Square), Zagreb
See also: FAM (Familiarization) tour of Croatia
Flea Market can be described as a special type of bazar that rents it space to people who want to sell or batter old merchandise.
Although not a very common concept in India, its an integral part pf every European city. Zagreb the capital of newly formed state of Croatia is no exception.
Categories: Croatia, Croatia FAM, FAM (Familiarization) Tour, FAM Trip, General, Zagreb
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