This collection covers covered and open-air markets selling food, handmade goods, antiques, and secondhand items, with stalls that change by day. It suits shoppers buying groceries, anyone hunting for specific objects, or readers curious about local products and how they are sold.

Places: Market (16)

• Campo de’ FioriCampo de' Fiori, full of bars and restaurants and home to the historic neighborhood market, is the only historic piazza in Rome with no church, bet…
• CSOA Forte Prenestino, Social Center in CentocelleForte Prenestino, the Occupied Self-Managed Social Center (C.S.O.A.), is a 19th-century fort on Via Federico Delpino, in the Centocelle neighborhoo…
• Esquiline HillThe Esquilino is Rome's Rione XV, the one between Termini station and Porta Maggiore, and what to see here comes down to five things: Piazza Vittor…
• Mercato di San CosimatoMercato di San Cosimato is in piazza di San Cosimato, in Trastevere, with the fixed stalls lined up along via Agostino Bertani, and it's a neighbor…
• Mercato MontiSince September 2022 the official channels of Mercato Monti no longer announce editions: the website mercatomonti.com shows only the address, Via L…
• Mercato TrionfaleMercato Trionfale is at Via Andrea Doria 41, in the Trionfale neighborhood, within the territory of Municipio I of Roma Capitale. Entry is free, yo…
• Museo diffuso del rione TestaccioMuseo diffuso del rione Testaccio - Via Rubattino, 38, 00153 Rome RM, Italy
• Nuovo Mercato EsquilinoNuovo Mercato Esquilino Via Principe Amedeo, 184 Roma Food from five continents in what used to be the old neighborhood mar…
• Nuovo Mercato TestaccioNuovo Mercato Testaccio Via Galvani, Rome
• PignetoYou come to Pigneto for three things: the pedestrian stretch of Via del Pigneto with its market stalls, the recognizable corners from the films of…
• Porta PortesePorta Portese is one of the gates of Rome, built in 1644 to replace the older Porta Portuensis, famous around the world since the postwar years for…
• Roccasecca (FR)Roccasecca is in the province of Frosinone, in Ciociaria, about 130 km from Rome, which can be covered in an hour and a half on the A1 motorway (Ca…
• Rome in the Rain: What to Do IndoorsIt doesn't rain much in Rome, but when it does, it means it: short, violent downpours that in half an hour turn the cobblestones into sheets of wat…
• Rome’s Markets: Neighborhood, Historic and SecondhandThe markets of Rome are three different things that the same word holds together: the neighborhood markets where the city does its shopping, the hi…
• Testaccio: What to See in the Monte dei Cocci NeighborhoodTestaccio is Rome's twentieth rione, the smallest and the youngest of the historic ones. It became an independent rione in 1921, splitting off from…
• Trastevere: What to See in Rome’s Most Roman NeighborhoodTrastevere is the thirteenth rione of Rome, the largest of the 22 historic rioni, and it occupies the right bank of the Tiber between the river and…