Farmers market

Discover the hidden Farmer's Market just steps from the Circus Maximus

Every Saturday and Sunday, local organic produce and vibrant atmosphere.

The Campagna Amica market in Rome is a lively food market that offers a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, fish, and typical "km 0 (farm to table) products. Strolling through the stalls is an authentic way to savor a bit of Roman culture.

Itinerary

Get there early: Arrive at the market early in the morning for the best selection and less crowds

Explore: Observe the locals as they buy freshly baked focaccia or "pizza bianca" and eat it with mortadella - yes, for breakfast!!

Taste the Products: Many of the vendors will be offering samples of jams, cheeses, wine, honey and other local specialties. Don't be shy!

Stop for lunch: At the back of the market there is an outdoor area with food trucks offering various local bites at great prices.

3 Local Tips

Pay attention to seasonal specialties: buy the artichokes when they are in season.

Talk to the vendors and ask them for advice on how to cook locally.

Visit the market at a relaxed pace and take your time to observe.

Other tips

Castelgandolfo

Take the train to Castelgandolfo

Just a 30-minute train from Rome, Castel Gandolfo is a charming hilltop town overlooking Lake Albano, best known as the location of the Papal Summer Residence.

Roma Termini

Spring through early fall is ideal, especially for the garden tours and lakeside walks. But it's charming year-round, and quieter in the off-season.

Ariccia

Ariccia

Only about 40 minutes from Rome, Ariccia is a small town in the Castelli Romani famous for its legendary porchetta and rustic taverns known as fraschette.

Regional train

Year-round, but autumn is especially lovely—cooler temperatures, seasonal mushrooms, and truffles begin to appear on menus.

San Giovanni

Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano

A few minutes from the Colosseum, Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano is home to the oldest basilica in the Western world—and a peaceful, often overlooked slice of Roman life.

Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano

Any time of year. Mornings are best for visiting the basilica before crowds arrive. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable walking weather.

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