There’s not much I love more than a good market. Doesn’t matter what kind it is either. Flea market? Yes, please. Farmer’s Market? I’m there! Perhaps the only thing better than a market is a market in Rome. If you love markets as much as me, then you have to go to these 2 Rome markets the next time you’re there!
2 Rome Markets You Have To Go To
Porta Portese Flea Market
This flea market puts all other flea markets to shame. There’s a mix of new and old, and you’ll see everything. In need of some new clothes? Check. Fresh flowers? Check. Books? Light fixtures? Marble statues? Gold furniture? Check, check, check!
The prices are even pretty reasonable too. It’s open at 9 am only on Sunday mornings so make sure you don’t miss it! It’s sprawling and huge. So be prepared to walk!
Campo de’ Fiori Market
Campo de’ Fiori is this really cute square that holds this daily market. It’s way smaller than the Porta Portese flea market, but I also think it has more charm. You’ll find fresh fruit and veggies, olive oil, spices, fresh flowers, and a couple stands with knick-knacks and souvenirs.
We stumbled there around 8-9 am and people were mostly set up, but not finished yet.
Make sure you roam around this area when you’re done! The area is really pretty!
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Whether you want food, souvenirs, home decor, or knick-knacks, these markets will provide that for you.
Now who knows when and if I’ll be able to enjoy a Roman market again, so in the meantime, I’ll be enjoying my own local markets!
I would love to visit these markets. One of my favorite things to do when I travel is hit local markets. It’s so much fun!
Same here! You can really get a taste of the place you’re visiting!
I loved Rome but haven´t visited any of the markets so far! I´ve pinned your post for my future trips! I guess, visiting a market is the best way to see the authentic face of any city and enjoy the same things as locals! Love your photos!
Thanks, Anna! I definitely love visiting markets in a new place!
I will definitely keep this in mind when in Rome. Love the flea market. I will sure to check this out.
It’d be a great thing to check out! 🙂
The markets really do look great. So do your outfits. I love the long dresses!
Thanks so much!
These look like some awesome places to visit in Rome. Love all of the pictures you shared.
Thanks, Shannon 🙂
I love markers. I would definitely hit theme markets up on my next visit to Rome!
They’re a must!
These look so fun. Def a must when visiting Rome! Thank you!
For sure 🙂
One of our favorite things to do when we travel is browse the local markets. These would be fun to visit. Looks like a fun time!
Definitely one of my favorite things to do too!
Porta Portese Flea Market seems like a good place to check out some great deals. I’ll come back to Europe next year so I hope to see this.
I hope you do see it. It was really cool!
Nnniiicccceeeeeeee….I so much look forward to the day I will visit a flea market. I want to know what exactly makes it kind of different from the rest of the markets that I know about.
Well apparently, it’s called a flea market because back in the day you would get second-hand goods that may have fleas in them!
I visited Rome a couple of years back. This article would have really helped then, but considering how in love with Italy I am, I am definitely gonna go back and I’ll be exploring all the recommended places during that trip. Also, your website is gorgeous. You can inspire some real wanderlust with your gorgeous photos.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I definitely plan on going back to Italy too!
Rome is one of the most romantic places in the world and is a wonderful place to visit.
It definitely is!
Rome is the destination for travellers in search of art, history, culture, romance and entertainment.
I agree!
I love open air markets! The thrill of what you might find and the atmosphere suck me in!
It is such a thrill. I love it!
Rome is the most important city of the western antiquity and the cradle of the European civilization, where the past and the present is blended in perfect harmony