During Christmas, Italy boasts an array of winter markets. They are charming, beautiful and atmospheric. Expect twinkling fairy lights, kitschy decorations and huge Christmas trees – spreading winter cheer.
Ahead, we’ve highlighted 4 extremely fascinating Christmas markets in Rome:
Piazza Navona
If you are in Rome from 2nd December to 6th January, head to Piazza Navona. This famous Roman square hosts one of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Italy selling an exquisite range of holiday goodies and treats. Don’t miss the large-scale nativity scene right in the middle of the piazza along with the illuminated carousel.
Mercato Monti
Sucker of vintage vibes? Mercato Monti is the place to be! In December, this indoor market doubles up in size and dedicates two floors to showcase work of more than 50 dynamic artisan designers and talents. Visit Mercato Monti and peruse over a host of statement clothes, quirky collectibles, antique jewellery and bespoke accessories.
Piazzale Ankara (Flaminio Stadium)
Piazzale Ankara organizes a charming Yuletide market full of lights, baubles and a gorgeous Christmas tree. The market is open from 10th to 13th December, every year. Browse through a vast collection of delicious foods, gleaming decorations and handmade goodies. Around 150 local artisans participate in the festivities. Also, a charitable organization is deeply involved in setting up the market.
Piazza Caprera
Done with swarming crowds and long queues? Piazza Caprera, an intimate Christmas market awaits you. This is a local favourite and for all the right reasons! Once here, try their gastronomic delights, especially Panettone and Struffoli. The food scene here is epic.
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