Covered markets and market halls Italy

Eating and shopping is the winning concept of the culinary chain, which opened its first store in Turin, in the former Carpano vermouth factory. Truffles, chocolate, barolo, oil, wine, bread... the best of regional gourmet products, often in season, can be found here on more than 11,000^m2. You can taste tasty menus on the spot, without forgetting to visit the wine cellar - with more than 35,000 bottles, it is the largest in the city - and the museum upstairs. Workshops, seminars and activities are also organized.

Buy the very best in Italian gastronomy, take part in a cooking class, taste a dish of Gragnano "al dente" pasta or Piedmontese meat from La Granda: this temple to gastronomy is now well known and recognized, offering a selection of the very best regional Italian products. In the historic Teatro Smeraldo building, Eataly Milano occupies over 5,000 m² with its restaurants and shows (on Fridays at 7 p.m., a stand-up show and aperitif). An address for gourmets and lovers of good food.

Eataly's traditional format meets Caffè Vergnano. Here, you can find the very best of gastronomy in a large food market, choose from thousands of products and references of the finest Italian wines, and sample seasonal menus made with fresh regional produce. And, of course, stop off for an espresso or to try out the new specialties at Caffè Vergnano. On sunny days, take advantage of the outdoor area on the pedestrian street. Eataly enjoys a privileged position in the heart of Turin, surrounded by the most beautiful Baroque palaces.

In one of the regions of Sardinia where gastronomic traditions are a religion, you can't miss the local market where the best producers are gathered. At the heart of Oristano's newly restructured and modernized market halls, you'll also find a restaurant, an exhibition hall, a multi-purpose hall and, last but not least, a children's playground. This is the realm of fish, shellfish and the famous bottarga. You'll find everything you need to bring back authentic souvenirs at a good price.

Every weekend, at the Mercato Campagna Amica, a stone's throw from the Circo Massimo, you can find the best of Lazio's products. Local farmers, all members of the Coldiretti (the Italian farmers' association), come to sell their products (cheese, cold cuts, fruit and vegetables, honey...). It's also the ideal place to eat a pasta dish or a porchetta sandwich in the large courtyard of the halls, which turns into a real lively canteen! On Sundays, you have to arrive early to find a table!