Porta Portese Review

Great place to get the feeling of the eternal city life. Fun, fast and full of life.

It's definitely not the market it once was.
It lacks the vibe of the real seller, that
It is rare.

It is now like a shopping center with the same price levels, but ramshackle.

Nice market you can find everything, vintage antiques, new things and lots of people.

There's nothing else nearby and the neighborhood is pretty dirty

You can feel the spirit of history. Chaotic but fantastic place

The Sunday market deserves to be visited at least once. You can find everything from second-hand to antique.

Seen in passing (unfortunately) but not to be missed

I like all the markets, in Porta Portese you find Everything, the only thing I remembered about this market and I didn't find, are antiques.

This market is always rustic, but I must say that the stalls have been halved. I remember the years 1979 - 80 were more, we went almost every Sunday to take a walk. In the midst of so many beautiful people.

Meeting of nations, people and language from all over the world in one place to shop, wonderful! It's just like anywhere else in the world where money is on hand for opportunists waiting to take you down a 1.3 km street of stalls selling everything you can imagine.

You can find everything, even junk but in the end if you know how to look well you can find well-made things and if you know how to deal with it, I go home satisfied, it is certainly no longer the portese door of 30 years ago but it still has its charm

Nothing exiting, lots of things Piled up. Waste of time

The market par excellence, if you have the time, go there!

Historic Roman Sunday market. Too bad it no longer has the charm of past years. With antiques stalls ... By now it's just a big local market. In my opinion it has lost its particularity of the past years

A piece of history of Rome! Stalls for everyone and everything

The Sunday market is huge and full of a variety of different hings

A large market with many stalls all the same .. nothing of what a

If you go through there it is fine but it is not worth going on your own

Beautiful the famous Sunday market !!!! To go there absolutely!

Famous for its market, Baglioni also dedicated a song to it, attention to the pickpockets quite present given the crowd that attends the market.

Famous Sunday market in Rome. There are a lot of good deals. Better to get there very early. There are many people ...

The low cost market always awaits you in Rome, with 100e walk out of envelopes full of them, quality stuff at very low prices, with first think I bought two jackets

Beautiful the market that is made is very convenient and extends x kilometers ... Do not miss it!

A very nice city gate in the former city wall. This is still preserved here on a considerable length.

Huge clothing market,
To give up.

Too bad it is becoming a bad market like many others. Too many stalls with the usual "chinoiserie", the used is then no longer "sought after" but simply rags. Some stalls of vintage objects survive .. It was absolutely forbidden to allow a market with such a long Roman tradition to become like this !!! ..

On Sundays, porta portese has a huge market with very low price goods of very high quality: watches, underwear, sweaters, coats, gloves, belts, backpacks, and everything for the house (pots, cookware, tools). It is remarkable. Only sunday. The market is huuuge.

Basically an enormous trash market. If you are looking for something that will be broken in your way home you are in the right place. You will find anything from cloth to snacks for very low prices and even lower quality.

The market is a big disappointment.
Starting from the Castles, it took an hour and a half to arrive and find parking.
Arrived there we found a market of clothes and chinoiserie as they are found in the fairs and markets of each country.
I expected a flea market ...

Covid has improved the confusion, many leave and many enter ... there is no usual chaos.

Probably the largest flea market in Europe! Go there if you want to do some affordable shopping! You can find everything there, shoes,clothes, bags, accessories, souvenirs etc. Bought some beautiful tops for 5 euros each when in the center of Rome the same tops costed 20 euros! Better to get there early in the morning as it gets very busy!

Even if there is now a uniform type of trade and the same things can be found that can be ordered on Chinese sites.

Porta Portese is fun for me, for the unlikely things they propose, a challenge to find something I like at the minimum price. !!!

An incredible and picturesque fair to visit on a Sunday in Rome where you can find everything from antiques records to furniture etc.

Nice, crowded. Dresses cheap. Objects of all kinds, including old and antiques. It takes a lot of time, good legs and patience.

It is no longer the Roman market. Stalls of foreigners that you can now find in all Italian markets. Characteristic is the crossbar where bikes are sold and adjusted.

Cool flea market, you can buy everything from condom to patron.

Interesting monument near Trastevere. It has an uninteresting day market

A large market with many opportunities ... If the stalls were organized by theme ... It would be the top

The Sunday market is always an attraction for all tourists

Always fascinating. Although in recent years it has lost some of its Romanity.

Nice big market.
Great prices.

Very nice part of Rome, with an area full of clubs and restaurants.

The Romans know, who is more testaccino.
In that of Via Amerigo Vespucci, just a stone's throw from Porta Portese, on Sunday morning I barely restrained my baby frenzy as I walked along the stretch that separated me from the stalls.
And I felt the protagonist of a splendid fable, with all the joy I could then feel and so many desires to express.
Mostly, good toys of the past, no electronics or Chinese plastic.
Growing up, I keep close to the memory of the years spent in the largest open-air market in the capital.
For example, I remember the 1980s, when great deals were being made with the exiles passing through the North American shores.
In a drawer, I still jealously preserve a large collection of watches kept in the "box of time".
When I look at my references at the time: the walls, the shops, the smells of roasted peanuts ... I see something else, a melting pot of races, inhomogeneous uses and customs.
Our society has been enriched, to me it remains a veil of melancholy.
When memories take over it's because you get old!

Historic and distinctive site in Rome Rome is crowded with tourists

Historic market, it has lost its characteristic, but still valid.

It is a mythical place that is part of the modern history of Rome

Office of the historic market is all kinds of products

Although not the old market it has become a Chinese market, it is always a tourist place where it is pleasant to take a walk.

The Rome Market. Tourists, pilgrims and visitors should not miss this Sunday appointment. One of the symbols of the Roman tradition, new and used in all categories including antique and vintage.

Historic Roman flea market. Every Sunday of the month. There are still interesting pieces of modern antiques and many stalls with everything your imagination can suggest to you. Comfortable and attentive shoes to pickpockets as in any market in the world

It is a magical place if you have lived and sung the song by Baglioni. We walk along the stalls singing its song and it becomes magic

Worth a visit, both for the well-known market and the neighborhood

A piece of Roman history that makes you understand the importance of a city that has evolved in the centuries to come

Picturesque market, vast, you can't find everything but everything!

Big but it is no longer what it once was. Only a small area for antiques remains, the rest is a classic market