10 Best Markets in Rome
Where to Go Shopping like a Local in Rome?
The best markets in Rome range from the morning buzz of Campo de’ Fiori to the vintage maze of Porta Portese. You can explore the print stalls at Mercato delle Stampe and browse the calm Sunday setting at Borghetto Flaminio. Add street food at Mercato di Testaccio, local produce at Campagna Amica, antiques at Ponte Milvio, global snacks in Mercato Esquilino, fresh goods at Mercato Trionfale, and bargains at Mercato di Via Sannio for a varied mix.
The best markets in Rome offer an exciting mix of fresh produce, artisan foods, antiques, vintage fashion, books, flowers, and handcrafted goods. Visitors can browse colorful stalls, sample regional specialties, and discover everything from gourmet ingredients to one-of-a-kind collectibles.
While some markets focus on local food culture, with seasonal fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and cured meats, others specialize in second-hand treasures, designer bargains, and rare antiques. Together, they provide a fascinating glimpse into everyday life, combining centuries-old traditions with vibrant shopping experiences and authentic local character.
10 best markets in Rome
- Campo de’ Fiori
- Porta Portese
- Mercato delle Stampe
- Borghetto Flaminio
- Mercato di Testaccio
- Campagna Amica
- Ponte Milvio Antiquariato
- Mercato Esquilino
- Mercato Trionfale
- Mercato di Via Sannio
1. Campo de’ Fiori
Rome’s famous “field of flowers” market
适合： 经济, 餐饮, 购物者
The market held at Piazza Campo de’ Fiori will tempt your senses in the most delightful way. The place bustles with locals and visitors in the mornings. It’s surrounded by neo-classical buildings, with the statue of Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno looming over the huge variety of tented vendors.
You’ll discover a variety of souvenirs, such as T-shirts and miniature bottles of liquor, but most stalls sell flowers, exotic fruits, and vegetables, as well as meats, fish, and cheese. Though it may seem quite touristy compared to Rome’s other “mercato,” it’s a great starting point. Have fun watching the lively haggling before you try it for yourself. 阅读更多内容
地址： Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Monday–Saturday from 7 am to 2 pm (closed on Sundays)
Campo de' Fiori
2. Porta Portese
Antique gems, eclectic finds, and bargain items
适合： 经济, 购物者
Porta Portese flea market is among Rome’s biggest. Mostly vintage items are sold here, such as used clothing and antiques known for their good Italian quality and rarity. You might come across some aged Chinese porcelain or Middle-Eastern jewelry pieces among the lot. There’s plenty of imported items, but all at bargain prices. There’s also a section that sells only new, local Italian items, such as coats and handbags.
The market is vast, so be prepared to dig beyond the surface of common knick-knacks to uncover the real deals. Although it’s not as touristy as some markets, get here early to avoid the crowds. 阅读更多内容
地址： Via Portuense, 70, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Sunday from 6 am to 2 pm (closed on Monday–Saturday)
Porta Portese
3. Mercato delle Stampe
Rare vintage prints at Rome’s specialty market
适合： 经济, 购物者, 与众不同
The name Mercato delle Stampe (Stamp Market) sounds like a stamp collector’s heaven. However, this open-air space on Largo della Fontanella di Borghese goes way beyond just stamps. There’s a huge mass of permanent, boxy, dark gray booths where local collectors showcase a variety of old prints and back editions.
You might stumble upon some old magazine editions or comics, or even old Roman maps and classical musical scores among their troves. Take the time to explore the sketches and paintings on offer, and don’t hesitate to bargain directly with the artists and collectors for the best deals.
地址： Largo della Fontanella di Borghese, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Mercato delle Stampe
4. Borghetto Flaminio
Vintage finds at a Sunday flea market
适合： 购物者, 经济
One of the less crowded Sunday flea markets in Rome, Borghetto Flaminio is just a short stroll south from the Flaminio station along Via Flaminia. For a small entry fee, you can enter this market space to explore and try your bargaining skills at the various stalls selling mostly second-hand goods and vintage souvenir items (some of which are “good-looking knock-offs”).
You’ll especially see table-top decor, some designer label bags, and ladies’ fashion, from clothes to accessories. Come here for a leisurely Sunday stroll and browse the diverse offerings. 阅读更多内容
地址： Piazza della Marina, 32, 00196 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm (closed on Monday–Saturday)
电话： +39 06 5880 517
Borghetto Flaminio
5. Mercato di Testaccio
Shopping and eating like a local
适合： 餐饮, 豪华, 购物者
Mercato di Testaccio is where you can shop and eat like a local in Rome, slightly away from the more touristy parts of the city. However, there are several metro stations nearby, for easy transport, if you are staying in the city center.
Various stalls feature fresh produce, cured meats, cheeses, pasta, and bread, while others offer a wide range of delicious street food, such as pizzas. Vendors selling local wines complement the experience, and you can sample before you buy. Settle down at a table and enjoy people-watching while nibbling your purchases. 阅读更多内容
地址： Via Aldo Manuzio, 66b, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Monday–Saturday from 7 am to 3.30 pm (closed on Sundays)
Mercato di Testaccio
6. Campagna Amica
Fresh produce at a weekend farmers’ market
适合： 购物者, 餐饮, 经济
Known by locals as Mercato Campagna Amica al Circo Massimo, this friendly neighborhood marketplace, just north of the Circus Maximus archeological site, is one of Rome’s authentic farmers’ markets. It’s open only on the weekends and features many local vendors under one roof.
Fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, potted plants, jams, and cold cuts are all available at reasonable, local prices. Even if you’re not looking for groceries, it’s a great experience to witness the traders at work. Enjoy homemade gelato, fresh juices, or ripe cherries while you soak up the bustling atmosphere.
地址： Via di S. Teodoro, 74, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Saturday–Sunday from 8 am to 3 pm (closed on Monday–Friday)
电话： +39 06 4888 8963
Campagna Amica
7. Ponte Milvio Antiquariato
A wealth of antiques and collectibles
适合： 购物者, 历史, 照片
For a journey back in time, visit Rome’s ancient Ponte Milvio bridge that crosses over the Tiber, where every Sunday, you’ll discover Ponte Milvio Antiquariato. This market is truly an antique lover’s paradise, featuring rows of booths along the tree-shaded riverside offering an array of antiques, from Roman statuettes to desk lamps, grand clocks, and Venetian mirrors.
You’re bound to find intriguing and unique pieces to enhance your living room back home. Even though some paintings aren’t genuine antiques, take a look, as their classical styles are worth your attention.
地址： Via Capoprati, SNC, 00135 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Sunday from 9 am to 6 pm (closed on Monday–Saturday)
电话： +39 06 8408 0119
Ponte Milvio Antiquariato
8. Mercato Esquilino
International flavors in a vibrant market
适合： 经济, 餐饮, 购物者
Some of Italy’s historical markets have undergone significant transformations, and Rome’s Mercato Esquilino is a prime example. Formerly known as Piazza Vittorio after the nearby city park, it’s now called Nuovo Mercato Esquilino and has been modernized, with vendors and stalls all housed under one roof.
It still channels its historic charm through the colorful fresh produce on display, with exotic fruits and vegetables, spices, meats, and fish, not to mention a full array of Italian cheeses, all at local prices. The market attracts a diverse crowd, and it’s where many of Rome’s immigrant communities source their ingredients from Chinese to Middle Eastern vendors. Visit to experience the rich tapestry of flavors and cultures that make up this bustling market.
地址： Via Principe Amedeo, 184, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Monday and Wednesday–Thursday from 6 am to 3 pm, Tuesday and Friday–Saturday from 6 am to 5 pm (closed on Sundays)
电话： +39 33 9344 9445
Mercato Esquilino
9. Mercato Trionfale
Fresh, local produce by the Vatican
适合： 经济, 餐饮, 购物者
Mercato Trionfale is a fresh, morning market housed inside a large single building a few minutes’ walk north of the gates to the Vatican Museums. Get here early in the morning, before your museum visits, to witness a less hectic market scene.
There are over 200 stalls of local vendors selling fresh grocery items, cheeses, and wines at reasonable prices. If you’re staying in an apartment or hotel room with a kitchenette and plan to try cooking for yourself, don’t miss this spot to source your ingredients.
地址： Via Andrea Doria, 41, 00192 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Monday–Saturday from 7 am to 2 pm (closed on Sundays)
Mercato Trionfale
10. Mercato di Via Sannio
The place to put your bargaining skills to the test
适合： 购物者, 经济
The buzzing Mercato di Via Sannio street market is a good practicing ground for haggling. It’s just down the road from the San Giovanni metro station and behind the namesake basilica. Most of the vendors sell souvenirs and second-hand clothing items, with some good quality goods worth searching for, if you’re up for a challenge.
The vendors here can sometimes be a bit pushy and persistent, but remain firm with your best price and you can often secure a good deal.
地址： Via Sannio, 00183 Roma RM, Italy
开放时间 Monday–Friday from 8 am to 3 pm, Saturday from 8 am to 4.30 pm (closed on Sundays)
电话： +39 38 9283 0145
Mercato di Via Sannio
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