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Findlay Market is a shop in Cincinnati, OH. Cost: free.
1801 Race St · Cincinnati, OH
Findlay Market has operated in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood since 1852 and is Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market. More than 50 full-time merchants sell meat, fish, poultry, produce, flowers, cheese, deli items and specialty foods in and around the iron-framed market house. On weekends a farmers market and outdoor vendors set up alongside, often with street performers. It is the last of nine public markets that once served the city.
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