Are There Markets in Rome?

The Roman market has everything from vintage clothing to antique furniture to fresh food for dinner. There are markets in the city, and each market has its own expertise. Please check the business hours and business days before entering the market. Here are some of our favorite markets in Rome!

•  Mercato Testaccio is an all-one-stop shop and is at the pinnacle of Rome's "foodie tours". The market has recently been refurbished and now has a stylish roof and a great shop and restaurant organization. Locals stop by to find local ingredients, meat, fish, fresh pasta, and more. There are also clothes racks, food stalls for household items, and places to find small gifts!
• A must-have for all tourists is the Campo de'Fiori market. Locals will come here in search of local produce, but the market itself is for tourists. 
• If you are ready for a huge market adventure, the Porta Portese Market is for you. This market opens early every Sunday and completely fills Porta Portese' street... the market never seems to end!
• Visit Monti Market for higher quality markets carefully organized by vendors. Like Porta Portese, this market is open only on Sundays. The work of designers of all kinds, vintage treasures, and young and fresh clothes await you. Usually there are DJs and this market has a young atmosphere.