Last February we started our day by going to see the ‘Midtown Global Market’. It was very early on a Sunday morning and not all of the shops had opened nor was it very populated.
This Global Market is now inside a huge building that used to be the downtown ‘Sears’ building.
It is an eclectic mix of…well you name it. Art, bakery goods, clothing items, candy, toys from all different countries.
Apparently you can even find little Vikings there. :)
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Oh so that's where the RT photo was taken. I love it. Looks like a wonderful place to visit even with those scary Vikings in attendance. :) LOL
ReplyDeleteI love places like this! So much to see! What a great tour you've taken us on! And your photos are marvelous and so colorful! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
What a great place...and your photos are so colorful and inviting!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
I wish we had a place like that here! I wouldn't mind grocery shopping if we had a store like that!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting tour. We have a similar market here too in my country. It is called Jonker Street, situated in the historical Malacca town of Malacca state, Malaysia. A colourful street too but they sell mostly on artworks and souvenirs as well as other interesting stuffs.
ReplyDeleteLove the wall decoration that you had captured in the first few pictures. There's one interesting photo there too which looks like the Chinese lanterns.