Located in Tbilisi’s historic old town, 20 minutes walk from Freedom Square, Dry Market is the place, where you can buy literally every souvenir you ever dreamed of.
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Source: Econet Even more, alongside traditional, typical tourist trinkets you can encounter old military medals from WWII, old enamel, Soviet kitsch, handmade jewelry (sometimes very eye-catching and exquisite pieces), vintage cameras and many other stuff without much fuss.
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Source: yozhezavrik Here You can find original eastern European, Soviet, Georgian and even Armenian or Azerbaijani souvenirs.
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Source: Svetonebo Many pins and badges are waiting for you to choose and take home.
Source: Salatau There are many oil paintings and watercolors, usually full of amazing, bright colors and cheerful spirit.
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Photo credit: jackandjilltravel Rows of this market are very eye-catching.
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Source: Svetonebo You may spend several hours just wandering and exploring from one to another, because you will never know, what another surprise is waiting for you at the next one.
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Source: astrolabe.su Secondhand flotsam is also very common among the vendors.
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Source: yozhezavrik You can see old Samovars, cameras, books, family photos, postcards, eyeglasses, playing cards and many other.
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Source: yozhezavrik Also, there are sometimes absolutely unexpected things.
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