Several days a week, you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables,flowers and fish in this campo.
Occasionally, there will be a different kind of market, a genuine treasure trove. If I lived there, I’d be triumphantly carrying home the most wonderful things!
Several days a week, you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables,flowers and fish in this campo.
Occasionally, there will be a different kind of market, a genuine treasure trove. If I lived there, I’d be triumphantly carrying home the most wonderful things!
Filed under Campo Santa Margherita, Dorsoduro, Markets
There is a ‘tea cup’ on a larger saucer in the middle of that afternoon tea pic, looks perfect for the addition of a pastry or some kind of confection. Wow, would love to bring something like that home!
Maybe you’ll be lucky and strike one of these markets during your time there. Happy shopping!
A little bit of everything, eh?
There sure was! One fellow even had a really kitsch model of the Sydney Harbour Bridge; I couldn’t find the photo, darn it, Darnit!
We went to one of these markets one November. One of our friends hadn’t enough cash on her to buy the thing she wanted so the stall holder settled for 1€ and a kiss!
Well, isn’t that a lovely thing to happen! Love those gallant Venetians. Your friend probably cherishes that purchase.
What a great find. I could have spent a fortune at this one! One time I was in Venice when the Miracoli market was going on; I really enjoyed looking at all the treasures. Your photos are great!
Thanks, Annie. I’ll be back this winter; I wonder what the markets will be like before Christmas?
The only Murano glass we own came from one of these markets near the Rialto last winter: an old pair of small vases, very obviously hand-made, perhaps by a beginner or in great haste, heavy and for a real glass afficianado far too lumpish & molten-ish & rustic, but at only 10 euro for the pair they were irresistible. Perfect in their imperfection! The woman at the table told us she would be at Campo S Margherita the next week, but I didn’t make it there. But it looks like you did!
Buongiorno, Steven. I would say you smile every time you look at that pair of special vases.
Il m’est arrivé d’y trouver des petites verreries…
Martine de Sclos
If I understand correctly, you now own some little glasses.
Tell me if I am wrong.