Italy
Trieste Weekly Market
Palmanova Weekly Market
Friuli
Lignano Weekly Market
Bibione Weekly Market
Veneto
Duna Verde Weekly Market
near Caorle
Eraclea Mare Weekly Market
Veneto
Cavallino Weekly Market
Veneto
Jesolo Weekly Market
Veneto
Chioggia Weekly Market
Veneto
Cervia Flea
Market
Grado Weekly Market
Caorle Weekly Market
Veneto
Bibione Weekly Market
Bibione
Cannaregio
Cannaregio
Castello
Castello
Igea Marina Weekly Market
Emilia Romagna
Casal Borsetti Weekly Market
Ravenna
Cervia Weekly Market
Emilia Romagna
Lido Adriano Weekly Market
Ravenna
Lido di Classe Weekly Market
Ravenna
Lido di Savio Weekly Market
Ravenna
Marina di Ravenna Weekly Market
Marina Romea Weekly Market
Ravenna
Milano Marittima Weekly Market
Emilia Romagna
Misano Adriatico Weekly Market
Adriatic
Punta Marina Terme Weekly Market
Ravenna
Weekly Markets
in Ravenna
Lido di Dante Weekly Market
Ravenna
Rialto Weekly Market
Venice
Rialto Fruits & Vegetables
Venice
Rialto Fish Market
Venice
Gatteo a Mare Weekly Market
Emilia Romagna
Torre Pedrera Weekly Market
Rimini
Viserba Rimini Weekly Market
Rimini
Rivabella Rimini Weekly Market
Rimini
Riccione Weekly Market
Emilia Romagna
Weekly Markets
in Rimini
Bellariva Weekly Market
Rimini
Miramare Weekly Market
in Rimini
San Marino Weekly Market
Emilia-Romagna
Portogruaro Weekly Market
Veneto
Marostica Weekly & Antique
Market
Piazza delle Herbe
Padova
Weekly Market
Marano Lagunare
Monselice Weekly Market
Euganean Hills
Chioggia Weekly Market
Chioggia
Weekly markets
in Rosolina Mare
... and to discover what people eat elsewhere. Sometimes you'll come across a pleasant surprise or two - a new spice, an interesting cheese, or some unusual antique furniture - or whatever else there is to discover along the Adriatic coast.
Pro tip:
At any kind of fair, it pays to get up early. That way, the best items are still available and it's not too hot yet.
Weekly markets
in Croatia
Unlike in Italy, weekly markets aren’t quite as common in Croatia. Of course, there are a few, but nowhere near as many as in Italy.
That’s because in Croatia, every day is market day. The usual hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with the usual mix of fresh fruit, vegetables, regional specialties, clothing, household goods, and leather goods.
