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Mercati di Rialto (Rialto Markets)
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A must in Venice! Even if you're not buying anything, it's great to see the local market culture (and the bounty of seafood!). Pretty sure I'll end up getting a few bites from some of the stalls selling food though 😅
San Polo, Campo de la Pescaria, Venice, Italy
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Long before the rest of the city is even awake, the Mercati di Rialto (Rialto Markets) are already bustling with life. Start your day taking pictures in the market—Venice has a way of making even the everyday tasks a captivating photograph. Fishmongers haul their catch fresh off the boats on the Grand Canal. Squid and baby octopus writhe in their bins, still struggling for life in Campo della Pescheria (Fish Market). Alternatively, merchants at Campo Erberia (Fresh Produce Market) arrange their season’s harvest to entice market-goers. Fruits and vegetables of every hue brighten each morning, making for an arresting, colorful snapshot.
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