At the Puici market, mostly clothes and household goods are sold. The main suppliers are Turkey and China, so judge the quality for yourself. However, the prices are so low that it is almost impossible to walk past. Besides, you can bargain here! If you know how to negotiate the price down properly and do it so easily and naturally that even the seller is satisfied, then you should definitely stop by. And with 10 euros in your pocket, you will feel like a king.

But beware of pickpockets! It is better not to bring small accessories (glasses, watches, clutch, camera) at all, and try to keep your money and documents where it will be difficult for thieves to get to them.

Anyone well acquainted with the fashion industry will surely wonder where items from the latest Armani, Versace, or Dolce&Gabbana collection came from here – at a flea market. Of course, all of these are fakes, but it will not be easy for a non-professional to tell the difference. In their defense, local vendors say they saw Giorgio Armani himself strolling along the stalls in search of inspiration for future collections.

Finding the “Mercato delle Puici” market is quite easy - it stretches along almost the entire Via Portuense. However, local residents do not complain - because it is open only on Sundays, and only in the first half of the day.