In the Porta Romana area (District 5), the Crema - Piacenza market is one of Milan's weekly neighbourhood markets. It runs every Friday, from 7:30 to 14:00.
It has 242 stalls in total: 92 selling food (fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, deli) and 150 selling non-food goods such as clothing, shoes and homeware.
A further 5 pitches are set aside for roving traders. With 242 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 1928.
A market of ancient tradition in Porta Romana: fresh fish stalls in front of the Church of Sant'Andrea, on the same streets that host the annual Tredesin de Mars festival.
7:30-14:00
Hours
242
Total stalls
92
Food
150
Non-food
+ 5 street vendors
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Where to find it
Area: Porta Romana, postcode 20135
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Frequently asked questions
What day is the Crema - Piacenza market held?
The Crema - Piacenza market is held every Friday.
What time does the Crema - Piacenza market open and close?
The Crema - Piacenza market is open from 7:30 to 14:00. Stalls start packing up in the last half hour.
Is the Crema - Piacenza market open on Sunday?
No, the Crema - Piacenza market is not held on Sunday. It is open every Friday.
Where is the Crema - Piacenza market?
The Crema - Piacenza market takes place in the Porta Romana area, postcode 20135, in District 5 of Milan.
How old is the Crema - Piacenza market?
The Crema - Piacenza market has been recognised as a "market of historic value" by the Lombardy Region since 1928.
Data: City of Milan — weekly open-air markets (DS291), CC-BY. Reviewed .