BY: Jeanne Outlaw-Cannavo
If you want to experience the culture of Italy, then you need to do more than just visit historic sites or museums. Markets are an integral part of the fabric of Italy, and their existence over centuries is possible because of their relevance in the daily lives of Italian citizens. They are a great place to taste local foods, pick up a souvenir, vintage jewelry, artwork, local crafts and much more.
These traditional neighborhood street markets take place in most Italian municipalities and can be as ancient as the cities themselves. Small towns tend to have a weekly mercato (alternating weekdays with other bordering towns) in a designated street or square. Others may be held daily or on special occasions such as a religious festival.
SOURCE: https://italianamericanherald.com
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