enRoute March 2007

1 Norcia, Italy
Pork capital of Italy: This small city, which lends its name to Italy’s palaces of pork, norcinerias.
Photo by Ozden Ozdemir

2 Barcelona, Spain
Public market on the iconic La Rambla where these peaches were found: La Boqueria, which dates back to 1217.
Photo by Sandra Rever

3 Khajuraho, India
How to fortify visits to the region’s many temples: Pack ready-to-eat namkeens, traditional salty snacks (think seasoned lentils and chickpeas).
Photo by Jean Rolando

4 Brussels, Belgium
Belgian nickname for a corner store: night shop (this one is also open during the day).
Photo by Marilayne Froment

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Cornering the Market