Markets in Napoli

Rome's best-known market is the Mercato di Campo de' Fiori, every morning except Sunday. Under the statue of Giordano Bruno you find fruit, vegetables, spices and a few stalls aimed at tourists. For a more genuine neighbourhood market, try the new covered Testaccio market, where street-food counters sit beside the grocery stalls. On Sunday mornings, Porta Portese hosts the big flea market, with second-hand clothes, odds and ends and bric-a-brac. The markets on this page come from imported data: days and hours change, so check before you go.

The centre is easy to cover on foot; the planner puts the stops in order around the time you have.