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World Markets and Bazaars

Haggle your way through souks, floating markets and grand covered bazaars. Bring a sharp eye and a big bag, and see how many of the world's markets you know.

✈️ Travel medium 20 questions ~7 min
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What this quiz asks

  • The Grand Bazaar, one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world, is in which city?
  • In 2018, Tokyo's famous fish market, known for its dawn tuna auctions, moved from Tsukiji to which district?
  • La Boqueria, the colourful food market packed with fruit, ham and seafood stalls, is in which Spanish city?
  • Jemaa el-Fnaa, a square that fills with food stalls, storytellers and snake charmers every evening, is in which Moroccan city?
  • London's Covent Garden was once the city's main wholesale fruit, vegetable and flower market.
  • Chatuchak Weekend Market, a maze of thousands of stalls selling everything from antiques to plants, is in which city?
  • Cai Rang, one of the best-known floating markets in Asia, lies in the Mekong Delta of which country?
  • Select ALL of these markets that are in London.
  • Lisbon's Feira da Ladra, held every Tuesday and Saturday, is what kind of market?
  • Does the Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, date back to the 16th century?
  • Chandni Chowk, one of the oldest and busiest market streets in India, is in which city?
  • Seattle's Pike Place Market first opened in the 1960s.
  • The Khan el-Khalili bazaar, a warren of lanes full of lamps, spices and souvenirs, is in which city?
  • In which year did Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market officially open?
  • The Witches' Market, where stalls sell herbs, potions and good-luck charms, is in which South American city?
  • Select ALL of these words that mean 'market'.
  • Order these markets by location, from west to east.
  • Along old trade routes and beside many bazaars, what was a caravanserai?
  • In 1969, Paris's great central food market moved out to Rungis, on the edge of the city. What was the old market called?
  • Isfahan's Grand Bazaar in Iran opens onto which vast square, built under Shah Abbas I?