In the Barona area (District 6), the Di Rudini market is one of Milan's weekly neighbourhood markets. It runs every Thursday, from 7:30 to 14:00.
It has 144 stalls in total: 68 selling food (fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, deli) and 76 selling non-food goods such as clothing, shoes and homeware.
A further 1 pitch is set aside for roving traders. With 144 stalls it is one of the larger neighbourhood markets in the city.
The street is named after Antonio Starabba, Marchese di Rudinì (1839-1908), who served twice as Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Italy, from 1891-92 and 1896-98.
7:30-14:00
Hours
144
Total stalls
68
Food
76
Non-food
+ 1 street vendor
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Where to find it
Area: Barona, postcode 20142
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Frequently asked questions
What day is the Di Rudini market held?
The Di Rudini market is held every Thursday.
What time does the Di Rudini market open and close?
The Di Rudini market is open from 7:30 to 14:00. Stalls start packing up in the last half hour.
Is the Di Rudini market open on Sunday?
No, the Di Rudini market is not held on Sunday. It is open every Thursday.
Where is the Di Rudini market?
The Di Rudini market takes place in the Barona area, postcode 20142, in District 6 of Milan.
Data: City of Milan — weekly open-air markets (DS291), CC-BY. Reviewed .