#MarketFriday: Review of Christmas fair on the Liberty Avenue

This year in Lviv trade is blooming. On the main alley of Freedom Avenue, which leads directly to the Opera House, is the Christmas Market 2020.

Entrepreneurs have rented more than 50 booths and are pleased with various types of goods. Everyone advertises their products with vivid signage and creative inscriptions to attract customers.
This time, the platform between trading houses is teeming with crowds.

All the booths are beautifully decorated with Christmas symbols and the products are exhibited in such a way that their brightness are beckoning. Everyone wants to approach and at least doing window shopping.

Visitors will be able to choose and purchase various toys,

souvenirs, clothing, tableware, cezves and other kitchen utensils

and hand-made items in holiday festivals: holiday decorations, leather wallets and passport covers

ceramic figurines, home decor, accessories, etc.

In addition to selling things, hot and cold beverages can be enjoyed at the fair: wines, tea, mulled wine and various pours.

And they also have a very wide range of hot meals to buy and eat on the way.
These include burgers,

sandwiches, hot dogs,

sausages, other meat, donuts, garnishes, salads and more.

Also, people produce edible goods such as assorted honey, tinctures,

pastries and sweets, soap products and candles.

Also in demand are things like caramel and lollipops.

Usually, there are always people near such stands. Fewer people are usually around expensive or unnecessary items.

It seems to me that people are rarely interested in such things as wool sleeveless jackets, glass Christmas tree toys
hand carving, wooden products.

This was my #Marketfriday issue today. I hope you enjoyed it. Happy Holidays to You!

Thank you @dswigle for #MarketFridayChallenge initiative)