The market is an integral part of the trading industry of each city. And in such a metropolis as Kazan, there are even several of them. In this article we will talk more about one of them, namely, the Moscow market (Kazan). It is not only one of the oldest, but also a fairly large market, along with such trading areas as Novaya Tura, Port, the Central Collective Farm Market and the Vietnam Market.
general information
After numerous checks, it was found that many retail areas do not meet safety standards, and therefore it was decided to close them. But, fortunately, the Moscow market in Kazan did not suffer this fate, despite the threat of closure in 2006 due to sanitary violations.
He began his work more than forty years ago and is fully operational today. A significant advantage over other markets is its convenient location - at the intersection of three areas of the city (Kirovsky, Moscow and Novo-Savinovsky). The market also serves customers from the Aircraft Building District. Address of the Moscow market in Kazan: st. Shamilya Usmanova, 1. Opening hours: every day, from eight in the morning until five in the evening, in the winter until three in the afternoon.
How can I get to
Routes lead to the Moscow market (Kazan) from almost any corner of the city. For example, you can always get to it by metro - you will need to get off at the Yashlek station. Trams 1 and 6 also drive as close to the market as possible. Buses to get to the Moscow market (Kazan): 22, 89, 17, 77, 44, 47, 49, 36, 62, 117 and others. Public transport stops are located quite close to the malls, which is very convenient if you decide to buy a lot of goods that are hard to carry.
What to buy?
The markets are convenient in that you can buy everything you need in one place: clothes, shoes, accessories, household goods and, of course, products. On the Moscow market of Kazan, you can easily find everything you need. Fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy and dairy products can be purchased in abundance on any day of the week. In the summer season, agricultural fairs are regularly held on the market - home-made meat, fresh milk, home-made cheeses, vegetables, berries and fruits from gardens. Also on the territory of the market there is a butcher shop, which always sells fresh meat of the Halal category.
In the winter season, the Moscow market becomes one of the best sites for the sale of natural Christmas trees. And for those who prefer comfortable pavilions to the open-air market, there are several shopping centers at once: the seven-story Tyubeteyka, Verona, and Dominant. Mobile phone stores, shoe stores, fast food cafes and restaurants, bakeries and much more make the market more comfortable and always lively.
Unfortunately, judging by the reviews of the townspeople, not everything is so rosy in placing the market in this place. The proximity to residential buildings makes their residents extremely unhappy. Even despite the convenience of not having to go far for groceries, residents of nearby houses complain of constant noise at earlier times of the day and the unpleasant smell of spoiled foods. That is why in recent years, the question of complete reconstruction or closure of the market has been increasingly raised.