Magna Romano In Roma

A lively and colorful local market. There are historic businesses that preserve the traditions and memories of the market as it has evolved over time, as well as new businesses that infuse it with new energy. Frequented by locals, it also has a large parking lot. Some businesses also open in the evenings.

Stefano the shoemaker... Very good

Large market with fruit, vegetables, butchers, bakers, and costume jewelry, but what is surprising is the used book stall of the "Libra" association, an association that you can also find on Facebook. Monica, the owner, helped by volunteers, provides waiting rooms for local health authorities and hospitals. While waiting, you can read, take home, return, etc., etc. So, take your used books with a free donation so they don't end up in the waste bin, and then you can bring your unread books there to be recycled. No encyclopedias or schoolbooks, but bring everything else! Happy reading! 🌸

There's a bit of everything, plenty of refreshment points, but few fruit and vegetable stalls.

A typical 1960s market, it has now become a neighborhood gathering place. Thanks to its dedicated staff, it hosts many events, performances, and children's workshops. Many businesses are also open in the evenings. It's becoming a true cultural asset.

A vibrant market, but one that deserves more. Some of the stalls are excellent, especially the butchers, the fishmonger's with a restaurant, and places to have lunch with good prices and excellent food. Like all Rome's neighborhood markets, they should be supported by adding businesses open all day, which would attract more people at different times of the day.