Mercato deipulci flea market in Florence
Florence's flea market is the most famous leather goods production center in Italy, especially for leather jackets. The Piazza del Mercato Nuovo and the outdoor square of Santo Spirito offer antique and craft shops that provide value. In the market, you can find old lamps, tea sets, furniture, printed books and accessories.
Mercato portapalazzo palace store
Porta Palazzo Market is the largest market in Turin, divided into sections for fruits and vegetables, clothing, and household goods. The produce is very fresh and prices are much cheaper than supermarkets. Clothes and household items are also reasonably priced. On Sundays, it becomes a second-hand flea market. Many people come here to buy the freshest produce every day. There are many Chinese and African supermarkets around the area, making it a gathering place for Chinese and North African/Eastern European people.
Luca flea market
In addition to its beautiful scenery, the town of Luca also offers a weekly citywide flea market on weekends. As someone who loves flea markets, you definitely can't miss the market in Luca every Saturday. It's very intriguing!
Market at Marina di Pisa
Every morning, this market sells a variety of household items and food, as well as serves as a second-hand goods trading market. Many second-hand goods merchants come here to trade every morning. Particularly popular are the second-hand clothes, which come in various styles and include many medieval-style outfits. Many vintage lovers come here to collect various retro jewelry and clothing.
This is a market located in the southern part of Milan, with both second-hand and new items. It is a leisurely market, suitable for strolling. Many people come here to find bargains and can buy everyday items here for cheaper prices than at ordinary supermarkets and shops. You can consider this a great recreational spot, as you can browse around and occasionally haggle for good deals. Being patient can lead to finding great items.
