Großmarkthalle München
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The Großmarkthalle München in Munich-Sendling opened in 1912 and is today Europe's third biggest center for wholetraders, supplying an area of about five million people with food, and distributing goods all over Europe and to and from many countries worldwide.
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Banana traders at Großmarkthalle München, about 1915
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Trading today
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Großmarkthalle München, halls 2, 3 and 4 after destruction in September 1943
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Großmarkthallen area after destruction
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Ruins of Großmarkthallen
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Former halls 3 and 4 after destruction in 1943
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Halls 2, 3 and 4 in 1943
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Destructed halls, September 1943
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Destructed Gärtner-Großmarkt
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Zollhalle and Eilguthalle after destruction
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Ensemble of historic buildings
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Facade of Fruchthof
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Gärtnerhalle with Sendling-Panorama
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Gaststätte Großmarkthalle and Kontorhaus 1
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South-east corner of Hall 1
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Eastern facade of Hall 1
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Hall 1 and Gaststätte Großmarkthalle
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Halls 2 - 4: Reconstruction with flat roofs
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Detailed map: Situation in Sendling
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Detailed map: GMH situation in Sendling
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City map showing situation
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Map showing situation of GMH at B2R ("Mittlerer Ring") with Isar
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Aerial view
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Detail of aerial view
Münchner Wochenmärkte
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Mangfallplatz
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Mangfallplatz
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Mangfallplatz
mobile bakery -
Mangfallplatz
customer at mobile bakery