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The granite Quincy Market building with its columned portico and the words Quincy Market on the pediment, on a clear winter day.
Free entry

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Quincy Market

Quincy Market is a granite market hall beside Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston, designed by Alexander Parris and opened in 1826, with a domed central rotunda and a portico at each end. Restored in the 1970s as part of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, its long central hall is lined with food stalls, flanked by the North and South Market buildings with shops.

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Free entry

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Is Quincy Market free?

Yes. Entry to Quincy Market is free.

Free entry

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