Flea/ Street Markets in Rome

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Flea & Street Markets in Rome

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  • cookiesmum2019
    East Riding of Yorkshire, UK192 contributions
    Absolutely amazing market selling such beautiful fresh meat, fish, cheese, fruit and vegetables.
    Amazing displays of fruit and vegetables on the stalls.
    Would highly recommend a visit.
    Written November 20, 2023
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  • dapper777
    Monaco32,617 contributions
    If you want to have a complete idea of the Testaccio neighborhood, you can't help but go to the Nuovo Mercato Testaccio. It is located exactly in front of the old Mattatoio (the slaughterhouse).
    It has recently been renovated according to a minimal and contemporary style, in which the geometric rigor, the white and the clean lines create a pleasant contrast with the colors of the goods.
    The covered Testaccio local market hosts 100 food stalls including butchers, bakeries and street food products and is a point of reference for food lovers.
    Walk among the colorful and tidy fruit, bread, meat and fish stalls and take a look at the food kiosks, all very cute and well laid out.
    Seeing, however, is sometimes not enough.
    The pleasure of the palate is also important and then perhaps you can stop to taste a sandwich with the famous Roman roasted porchetta. Or, if you prefer, opt for a fresh juice and a slice of pizza.
    The beauty of this market, historic for the ancient history of the neighborhood despite its new location, lies precisely in combining the old tradition with daring modernity.
    It is also a place that surprises you with its variety and where you always find clothing, footwear, accessories and all kinds of household items.
    Conceived according to the scheme of the open-air markets in the squares of Rome - open on all four sides, covered and protected from sun and rain but with transparent and perforated panels through which light and air filter - the architectural project was designed by architect Marco Rietti.
    highly recommended.
    Written November 25, 2023
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  • Claudine M
    Montreal, Canada90 contributions
    I was looking for more antiques and perhaps better vintage vendors and what I found was table after table of very low quality bundles of clothing. I guess if you have seen everything in Rome and you have no other plans on a Sunday then it’s worth it.
    Written March 20, 2022
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  • The Spanish Steps Apartment
    Rome, Italy29,239 contributions
    Colorful, busy, energetic multi-ethnic market with everything from Chinese peppers to Moroccan spices … not to mention lots of fresh produce and fish and meats of all kinds (pig trotters, anyone?) Definitely worth a visit. There is also another building with clothing, Indian saris, bolts of fabric, etc.
    Written May 13, 2023
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  • dapper777
    Monaco32,617 contributions
    It is rather far from the center of the city.
    Yet the ride or the walk are worth it because the amazingly wide selection of fruits, vegetables, fish, breads, herbs, meats is very fresh.
    The vendors are friendly and they are happy to answer any questions that you might come up with.
    Prices are reasonable but you need eventually to go around checking prices as they may differ slightly from one stall to another one.
    Recommended
    Written January 28, 2023
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  • vacationgirl7969
    Portsmouth, NH32 contributions
    Lots of things to see and buy: Cheesses, flowers, oils, balsamic vinegar, lemoncelo, you name it...they even wrap it for you so it does not break in your suitcase. Very nice people but not cheap, worth it though. Lots of places to eat too!.
    Written January 12, 2019
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  • heshcody44
    Tel Aviv, Israel202 contributions
    A very interesting insight into the city. The market has something for everyone and everyone's budget. BEWARE of pickpockets!!
    Written February 7, 2023
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  • Keilisi F
    Timaru, New Zealand160 contributions
    This restaurant has a divine menu along with a good wait team to deliver it to your table. The decor set's you up to relax and enjoy the beautiful meal. Once you have had an enjoyable meal you feel sated. The only way to leave a restaurant is with a desire to come back. With this experience that is topmost in mind.
    Written September 28, 2017
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  • dapper777
    Monaco32,617 contributions
    The square where once, many years ago, people used to go looking for a small but original antique print to be framed, is very beautiful.
    The square has always been very beautiful, but now the original antique prints, etchings, aquatints and engravings are just an old memory or an impossible desire.
    Everything has become very commercial and touristy, and the kiosks are now only very cheap souvenirs shop windows for tourists.
    Anyway a tour around the square is always highly recommended to admire the façades of some noble palaces in Rome.
    Written July 15, 2020
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  • Brittany O
    Broomfield, CO2 contributions
    Found this place recommended on tiktok. Enjoyed the shopping experience but realized I came home with 2 replica bags that looked like authentic vintage. Bummed.
    Written May 8, 2022
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  • Hung T
    Hanoi, Vietnam285 contributions
    One of the place, Here you can find some interesting items at very cheap prices. An interesting Sunday morning.
    Written May 7, 2019
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  • dapper777
    Monaco32,617 contributions
    We stopped because we wanted to buy some fruit and some vegetables.
    This covered market located in the heart of the most commercial part of the Prati district has almost everything.
    Fruits, vegetables, plants, flowers, groceries, bread, meats, fish and even products for cleaning the house.
    It is a feast for the eyes.
    Very attractive to look at.
    Perhaps a little less attractive for its prices, which are definitely higher than those ones in the Roman supermarkets.
    Not all the booths are open, and the feeling of emptiness is disappointing.
    We recommend to visit it if you have some spare time and you are in the area.
    Written July 25, 2020
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  • jean
    1 contribution
    Friendly and helpful staff, affordable prices, clothing department well-stocked, just like everything else.
    Written January 16, 2022
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