In a region known for its foodie culture this market is an institution. Fresh farm/sea/fromagerie to table is always the flavor of the day—colorful displays of nature’s variety and bounty. Although this iteration of Modena’s market is ~90 years old, food markets like Albinelli have...More

The covered fresh produce markets in the Emilia Romagna region are great places to visit with some of the most beautiful and well presented fruit and vegetables you will see anywhere. This one was the best I saw on my visit and the largest, with...More

We walked through this market with exciting plans to come back and pick up local specialities in the afternoon. The market is full of stalls with prepared food and fresh produce, and the tourist office told us it would be open until 4pm. At 3pm...More

Albinelli was the mayor in 1900. The market was inaugurated in 1931 to discourage “itinerant trade” and to settle them at a place that already had butchers and fishmongers in turn of the century. Today, you will find many interesting stores plying every ingredients you’d...More

We spent the day in Modena so a trip to the market was a must. The stalls had great local produce, all displayed very attractively. The atmosphere was very busy and bustly but we still got to see all the stalls. We stopped for something...More

Was recommended by the hotel we stayed at in Castelvetra in Modena. Small but perfectly formed and can get lots of local produce at extremely good prices. Rarities such as 60 month Parmeggiano Reggio, fresh truffles, local pasta etc. Place was buzzing and you can...More

Authentic Italian food, wines and vinegar. We bought seven different types at reasonable prices. You need to have right expectation for this place. It's very down to earth, not super clean and polish.