Porta Portese Market Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Celebrated in films and songs, lived by all Romans, born among the first bric a brac in Europe, the Porta Portese Market wheelchair accessible tours is not only the object of interest of the Romans but more and more an opportunity for tourist visits.

Every Sunday morning, thousands of people wander around the stalls selling new or used clothing, objects and various goods, bicycles and motorcycle and car accessories, militaria, antiques, modern art and collectibles.

This totally open-air market began its activity spontaneously after the war, moving purchases to the "black market" from Campo de Fiori.

Porta Portese is a must see at least once you come to Rome since it has become a real tourist attraction, there are in fact many foreigners crowding the narrow streets, you can hear haggling in English, Spanish as well as Italian.

Touring Porta Portese Market

It is certainly not a food market, but nevertheless there are also stalls where you can buy toasted peanuts, fried donuts and Apulian taralli.

In short, the list of things to find is so vast that it could go on and on.

Like any self-respecting market, it is possible to bargain on the price of the goods, you can ask for discounts, you can touch everything without buying anything.