Market shopping in Italy
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Porta Portese Flea Market
To see another side of Rome, head to this mammoth flea market. With thousands of stalls selling everything from rare books and spare bike parts to Peruvian shawls and MP3 players, it's crazily busy and a lot of fun. Keep your valuables safe and wear your haggling hat.
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Weekly Markets
For a fun cultural and gastronomic experience, don't miss the weekly markets, which have all sorts of fresh local produce and basic goods. They take place from at the following locations: Castiglione del Lago (Wednesday), Magione (Thursday), Tuoro (Friday) and Passignano (Saturday). Ask at each town's tourist office for more information.
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Bancarelle a San Pasquale
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Mercatino di Antignano
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Piazza Wagner
Food
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Piazzale Lagosta
Clothing, food
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Via Fiori Chiari
Antiques, collectibles
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Via Armorari
Collectibles, postcards
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Piazza Gramsci
Crafts, organic food market
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Via San Marco
Clothing, designer seconds, food
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Via Fauche
Clothing, designer seconds, food
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Via Corsico, Naviglio Grande
Twentieth-century vintage clothing
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Viale Papiniano
Designer seconds, food, secondhand clothing
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Mercatone del Naviglio Grande
Antiques, collectibles, second- hand clothing
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Food Market
There's an open-air morning food market off Borgo Stretto.
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Conad Market
Self-caterers can stock up on piazza picnic provisions here.
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Produce Market
Each Thursday morning there’s a produce market
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Covered Market
For picnic provender, load up at Rimini’s covered market.
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Market
Pick up your own ingredients at Lecce’s fresh-produce market.
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Market
Every Wednesday from 07:30 to noon the local market sets up in the Villa Comunale.
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Mercato de San Lorenzo
Leather, clothing and jewellery of varying quality on and around Piazza San Lorenzo.
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Mercato Comunale
Buy fresh fruit, veg and fish at the covered market, Mercato Comunale.
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Porta Palazzo
Europe’s largest open-air food market has literally hundreds of food stalls. Pick up a picnic.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market
A very good fruit and vegetable market along the main drag of Largo Martellotta every Thursday.
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