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Market Culture
Markets in Rome, Italy—from Porta Portese to Campo de' Fiori
Porta Portese Market - Even if you buy nothing, this giant mercato dei pulci—why is it called a "flea market" in every language?—is a carnival of sights, sounds, and smells (don't worry, mostly of roasting corn). This is the Big Mamma of Roman flea markets. Not to be missed.... » Full Story
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Campo de' Fiori - Rome's morning flower and produce market fills a piazza at the very heart of the centro storico.... » Full Story
San Giovanni Clothing Market - The best place to pick up inexpensive new and cut-rate used clothing and outfit yourself like a true Roman. You can also pick up cheap army surplus in case you need an extra pack, sleeping bag, or tent).... » Full Story
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This material was last updated January 2007. All information was accurate at the time.
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