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Benedetto Marcello market

District 3 · Buenos Aires - Porta Venezia - Porta Monforte area, 20124 Milan

Historic market since 1927

The Benedetto Marcello market sets up every week in the Buenos Aires - Porta Venezia - Porta Monforte area, in District 3 of Milan. It runs every Tuesday and Saturday, from 7:30, closing at 14:00 on Tuesday and 16:00 on Saturday.

It has 167 stalls in total: 75 selling food (fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, deli) and 92 selling non-food goods such as clothing, shoes and homeware. A further 2 pitches are set aside for roving traders.

With 167 stalls it is one of the larger neighbourhood markets in the city. It has been recognised as a "market of historic value" by the Lombardy Region since 1927.

In the heart of the Corso Buenos Aires shopping district, the Via Benedetto Marcello market was recently upgraded with 240 new trees planted along the market area.

7:30-14:00mar/16:00sab

Hours

167

Total stalls

75

Food

92

Non-food

+ 2 street vendors

Notes: sab: 92+97+1= 190

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Area: Buenos Aires - Porta Venezia - Porta Monforte, postcode 20124

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Frequently asked questions

What day is the Benedetto Marcello market held?

The Benedetto Marcello market is held every Tuesday and Saturday, so 2 days a week.

What time does the Benedetto Marcello market open and close?

The Benedetto Marcello market is open from 7:30, closing at 14:00 on Tuesday and 16:00 on Saturday. Stalls start packing up in the last half hour.

Is the Benedetto Marcello market open on Sunday?

No, the Benedetto Marcello market is not held on Sunday. It is open every Tuesday and Saturday.

Where is the Benedetto Marcello market?

The Benedetto Marcello market takes place in the Buenos Aires - Porta Venezia - Porta Monforte area, postcode 20124, in District 3 of Milan.

How old is the Benedetto Marcello market?

The Benedetto Marcello market has been recognised as a "market of historic value" by the Lombardy Region since 1927.

Data: City of Milan — weekly open-air markets (DS291), CC-BY. Reviewed .