The Rialto Market is probably one of the best vegetable, fruit, and seafood markets in the world. Your choices are endless. The food is fresh and appealing to both locals and visitors. If you spend any time in Venice it is worth a trip to see and shop for your next dinner, a snack, a treat, or something to bring... More 

See the local produce and fish on display. Very busy market and right next to Rialto Bridge so easy to access. Easy snacks available too.

If you have the convenience to cook fish in venice, you should buy little pieces from each and cook and taste all. Variety of local fish you may see there.

There are numerous fruit and vegetable stalls with very appealing and tasty produce at cheap prices. You can choose your produce and place it in a plastic bag, have it weighed and pay for it. But the fish market is something else. The produce looks very fresh but the smell is very strong. There are the usual stalls selling hats,... More 

The size of the market is quite small and it is good, but nothing very special. If you happen to pass there, it is good to see, otherwise, I would just pass.

A little different to your average market but not a huge deal. Some good stalls and watching the fish gutting, if you can stomach it, are interesting.

Okay, the admonishment/heading may be just a bit severe (but not by much). Really, the buyer may NOT (under ANY circumstances) touch the produce! This info comes to you, the reader, from the writer's own unfortunate experience. It is not like back home, learn from the mistakes of others. However, the whole scene is a cornucopia of visual delights: flowers,... More 

We love seafood, and having a market like this available where we live would be perfect. It's very busy from early morning to about 12pm, and then thins out as stall holders pack away. Also a great place for lunch - lots of seafood on offer in the adjacent restaurants.