This is the best Vintage & Antique Market in Milan…read more Open just THE LAST SUNDAY MORNING OF THE MONTH on the banks of Naviglio Grande. From 7.00 to 14.00 Take the Underground Line 2 (the green one), the nearest station is Porta Genova, but is actually 15 minutes walking to the market, otherwise you can catch a tram somewhere, there are a lot that pass through that area. Or you can get bus 94, get down to Colonne di San Lorenzo (a very nice and alternative place, also at night), walk through Corso di Porta Ticinese, turn right after passing through the Porta Ticinese (it' s like a biiig oold arch), walk 2 minutes and you'll see the river Naviglio, that's where the market is! The precise place where the market starts is Via Valenza 16, but you can just get in it by the river Naviglio. You'll find a wonderful range of vintage things, from clothes to home decor, accessories, bags, typewriters, hats, jewels, boxes, advertising ecc. It's big and wonderful! ITA: Via Valenza 16, angolo Alzaglia Naviglio Grande (Porta Genova): arrivando dalla stazione di Porta Genova, proseguite ed entrare nel mercatino appena prima del ponte che scavalca il Naviglio.

I love this restaurant. I found this place by accident and tried their pizza. So fresh and yummy…read more Hope to go back to it next summer

I had the luck of wandering into this market on a Saturday morning around 9:30am a few weeks ago…read more Unbeknownst to me this market (both farmers market and street vendor clothing/home wares/accessories/decor portion) is only open Saturdays and Tuesdays from 8am to afternoon. The farmers market part is located in Sant Agostino piazza and all the vendors have stands set up. On the outskirts of the piazza are the butchers and cheesemongers, at the center are the fresh produce, dried and preserved goods and a couple florists. The produce all looked very fresh and beautiful. If I had the opportunity to cook in Milan this market looks to be a terrific resource. In April strawberries, artichokes, asparagus, a certain wrinkly variety of tomatoes, and a small cantaloupe-like melon were in season. Most vendors take cards in addition to cash. The non-food portion of the market runs along a long strip of land btwn the two directions of the Viale Papiniano road. Vendors set up along both sides and there's a fairly narrow corridor running in the middle for customers to walk down. These are mostly clothing and home goods vendors, with a smattering of shoes and accessories, electronics, toys, beauty products, casual jewelry, etc. Almost all products fall into the affordable, priced-for-the-masses category so don't come expecting anything fancy, though it could be an interesting experience digging for some cheap, unique finds.

This market is located in its own small square, both in a main building and in a strip of small…read morestorefronts directly next to the main building. The main building has glass windows so you can see some of the store fronts inside. Walking in around 9:30am on a Saturday morning there were a handful of early shoppers though not enough to make it crowded. There are about 20-25 total vendors, butchers, grocers, bakeries, convenience, florist, juice bar and clothing/accessories shops. A couple ethnic stores (Latin American and E Asian) from what I could tell. This is located in a less touristy part of town so prices looked overall pretty reasonable. There's not a lot of places to sit and enjoy any drinks/take away food, though there are a couple picnic tables outside and you could potentially pick somewhere along some stairs in the open square area next to the market if you need.

I've been to larger markets in Europe (Mercado de la Ribera in Bilbao, Mercado Bolhão in Porto and…read moreMercado Central which is not in Europe but is in Santiago) and while this one is smaller than those others, it has the good stuff. Butcher, produce, random groceries, a cheesemonger, wine vendor, baker (pastries and breads) and such. Lots to see and experience. Samples from some, narrow aisles, many different opportunities to stock your fridge with goodies. [Review 10675 overall, 443 of 2019.]

I went to the pasta place in this market for dinner. The man at the counter recommended a pasta for…read moreme per my request. It was excellent and very good value for money. I will be coming back on my trip!

Chapter pizza = davide longoni This name for me it's enough…read morefor enjoy pizza, but surprise.... Personally I try pizza on plate and pizza on pieces. The pizza on pieces was fantastic, good taste maybe difficult to eat for dressing added after cooking but really veey good. Negative feedback for pizza on plate, very good raw material but the 'pasta' was not cooked in good conditions and the gas oven (for me very negative) was the worse solution. Final result , good pizza but nothing exceptional for 14€ !!!

This is a very helpful market in the Navigli area by the grand canal…read more I have lived here for two months I have gone to this fair three times. It is great. I would definitely recommend. I only take one star off because they did not have any vintage designer bags, which I heard that they were going to have here. They have lots of vendors, selling things from weed accessories to records to one euro bins of thrifted clothing to great accessories. I got four great headbands perfect for me as a yoga instructor and even ended up finding Buddhist and snake rings. I would suggest you go here around 12 pm, as the hours are 8-6, but the best time is midday because that's when you can guarantee every single seller will be present. There were not too many people and it was very enjoyable. I expected it to be a lot more crowded but maybe it was good that I went around 4 PM then.

this open market was super crowded so it was really annoying when people bumped into me…read more the vendors weren't that nice either. I only bought a pair of red leather gloves for 10 euros. that's it. I didn't want to margin or look at anything because the vendors were mean and people were pushin and shovin.