Markets in Italy
Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Italy’s incredible markets. From bustling food stalls overflowing with fresh, seasonal produce and local delicacies to treasure troves of antiques and artisanal crafts, these vibrant hubs offer a true taste of Italian life. Wander through the colourful displays, soak up the authentic sounds and smells, and perhaps find a unique souvenir to take home. Explore our guides to find the best markets across Italy and experience this essential part of the ‘dolce vita’.
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Discover the vibrant market in Como, Lake Como! Held at Piazza Cavour and the old town, it offers fresh produce, regional specialities, crafts, and textiles. Experience Italian life, sample delights, and find unique souvenirs. Saturday is busiest. Combine your visit with exploring Como’s charming streets.
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Please note that market days and locations may change, so it’s always a good idea to double-check the schedules before planning your visit.
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In north-western Italy, you can find the best, and most famous, markets at Lake Maggiore. Situated in charming towns nestled along the shore, both tourists and inhabitants buy their goods
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Never trust price tags in Italy, especially at a market! It’s common sense to haggle at a market with a dealer, and it’s a typical touristy fault not to negotiate
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When does the Market at Prato della Valle in Padua take place? Market days are something truly unique in Italy. While you might have already heard about local farmers markets
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On Wednesday it’s market day in Luino, and so I went on a 1-day trip to visit it. Living in the south of Germany means that I can actually go
