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Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio
- When to go
- Monday–Saturday 07:00–14:00 · Closed: Sunday
- Official website
- Official website
Tickets and prices
- Admission
- Free entry
as of 28 Mar
When to go
- Closed days
- PH
as of 28 Mar
- Seasonal hours
- Monday–Saturday 07:00–14:00Closed: SundayDetails may vary; check before you go.
as of 16 Sept
Good to know
- Accessibility
- Yes
- Typical visit
- 180 min
Getting there
- Getting there
- LEOPARDI GRAMSCI · bus 14, 18, 23, 31, 32, 322 A, 330 A, 333 A, 343 A, 345 A, 345BIS A, 350 A, 351 A, 353 A, 354 A, 357 A, 360 A, 365 A, 370 A, 6, 60, C2, C3, SI330, SI90 · 460 mVIALE GRAMSCI · bus 322 A, 330 A, 333 A, 343 A, 345 A, 345BIS A, 350 A, 351 A, 353 A, 354 A, 357 A, 360 A, 365 A, 370 A, SI330, SI90 · 460 mAMENDOLA GIOBERTI · bus 12, 31, 32, 322 A, 343 A, 350 A, 351 A, 353 A, 354 A, 365 A, 370 A, 60, 8, SI330, ST6 · 450 m
About
The covered market of Sant'Ambrogio hosts food shops and like the San Lorenzo market dates back to the end of 19th century when a complete new design of the historic centre has been put on. In 1860 Florence became the new capital of the Kingdom of Italy and took on its present appearance, clearly inspired by the great European capitals, Paris first. The construction of new markets was the main project of the new concept of the city. The market of Sant' Ambrogio, built in the large vegetable garden in the block beyond Santa Croce towards the walls, with a cast iron structure, was inaugurated in 1873 about a year before than San Lorenzo market.
Text from FeelFlorence (en), the official tourism portal of the Comune di Firenze and the Citta Metropolitana di Firenze; shortened
Ways to visit
Guided group tours
Questions
How long does a visit take?
180 min
