Best Markets in Rome As you’ll have noticed, it’s almost impossible to visit Rome in just a few days. That is, of course, because it has so much to offer. However, if you’re staying for the weekend, we highly recommend you visit some of the best markets in Rome. This way, once you go back home, you can really say to have experienced Rome like a local. Some of the markets you’ll see on our list sell food, some others sell clothing, some do both. A number of markets are open throughout the week, while others only on Sundays. Read on if you want to make your Rome experience unique! Best Markets in Rome: Mercato Centrale Located right around the corner from the main Termini Station, Mercato Centrale is open every day from 6 am until midnight. There, you'll be able to satisfy any kind of taste food-wise. Inside they have small restaurants, but also street food if you're in a rush. We highly recommend this option, especially if you have a train to catch, since how close this market is to the train station. Best Markets in Rome: Mercato di Testaccio The Testaccio market is in a huge modern building, open from Monday to Saturday 6am-3pm, making it one of the biggest in Rome. Here you’ll be able to find food as well. If you check out their website, you’ll realize that they organize a series of events to bring the communities together. They not only involve locals, but also tourist who are just passing by. Best Markets in Rome: Porta Portese This one is not only one of the best markets of the Eternal City, but also THE flea market of Rome. Situated just a few minutes away from Lungotevere and Viale Trastevere, Porta Portese market is a little gem
Best Markets in Rome As you’ll have noticed, it’s almost impossible to visit Rome in just a few days. That is, of course, because it has so much to offer. However, if you’re staying for the weekend, we highly recommend you visit some of the best markets in Rome. This way, once you go back