Shopping in Rome: shopping streets,artisants, market, shopping around Spanish steps

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Shopping in Rome: markets and shopping streets
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Markets Porta Portese - every Sunday morning is the biggest flea market in the city. It is in the Trastevere district; it starts in the morning until about 2 p.m. Via Sannio - clothing and footwear market, it offers both new and second hand merchandise and sometimes you can even find store brands. It is in the San Giovanni area Borghetto Flaminio - You will find over 250 stands that sell antiques, jewelry, vintage clothing. The market is open every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. not far from Piazza del Popolo, Soffitto sotto i Portici - Every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. under the porticoes of Piazza Augusto Imperatore (between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna) stands sell antique furniture, small objects and magazines. Artisans Piazza Navona area - Via del Governo Vecchio, dei Coronari Campo de' Fiori area - Via del Pellegrino, Via dei Baulari Via Nazionale area - Via del Boschetto and Via dei Serpenti. St. Peter area - Via Ostia and Via Santa Maura Supermarkets Dì per Dì website: www.diperdi.it 1) Via del Gesù 56, 00186 Rome, not far from Piazza Venezia. 2) Via Monterone 5, 00186 Rome, close to the Pantheon. 3) Via Poli 47, 00187 Rome, behind the Trevi Fountain. G.S. website: www.supermercatigs.it 1) Via delle Fornaci 136, 00165 Rome, closed St. Peter's basilica. Despar website: www.despar.it 1) Via Giustiniani, the Pantheon and San Luigi dei Francesi. 2) Corner of Lungotevere dei Cenci and Via Arenula 3) Termini Station, Via Giolitti 60.
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