The Feirinha de Puerto Iguazú features rows of small, open-fronted stalls with corrugated metal roofs that smell strongly of cured meats and local cheeses. This market grew from a informal gathering of regional farmers into a permanent fixture for cross-border shoppers. In the late eighties, vendors established these stalls to serve Brazilians crossing the nearby bridge, focusing specifically on the high quality of Argentine olive oil and wine. It remains a concentrated slice of local commerce wedged into a single city block.
Feirinha Puerto Iguazú - Paseo Gastronómico y Cultural
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