The Porta Nuova market is a weekly open-air neighbourhood market in the Brera area, in District 1 of Milan. It runs every Saturday, from 7:30 to 14:00.
It has 29 stalls in total: 20 selling food (fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, deli) and 9 selling non-food goods such as clothing, shoes and homeware.
It is a small local market. It has been recognised as a "market of historic value" by the Lombardy Region since 1926.
The oldest of the officially recognized historic markets in this part of the city: the Bastioni di Porta Nuova have hosted a market since 1926, on the edge of Brera.
7:30-14:00
Hours
29
Total stalls
20
Food
9
Non-food
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Frequently asked questions
What day is the Porta Nuova market held?
The Porta Nuova market is held every Saturday.
What time does the Porta Nuova market open and close?
The Porta Nuova market is open from 7:30 to 14:00. Stalls start packing up in the last half hour.
Is the Porta Nuova market open on Sunday?
No, the Porta Nuova market is not held on Sunday. It is open every Saturday.
Where is the Porta Nuova market?
The Porta Nuova market takes place in the Brera area, postcode 20121, in District 1 of Milan.
How old is the Porta Nuova market?
The Porta Nuova market has been recognised as a "market of historic value" by the Lombardy Region since 1926.
Data: City of Milan — weekly open-air markets (DS291), CC-BY. Reviewed .