Porta Portese Market is a bargain-hunter's haven. If you're good at haggling prices with vendors then this is your place. The vendors sold all kinds of stuff here i.e. second hand items like handbags, leather products, medallions and so on.I bought a few souvenirs for my folks back home. 

They're open on Sundays only. So make sure you put this on your diary because you might miss all the fun in buying bargain stuff in there. If you're lucky, you might find a gem among the  multitude of what-have-you's in their stalls.

Great open-air market of Rome. Open every Sunday morning from 7.00 until 1.00.

Near Viale Trastevere, in the hearth of Rome, you can find dozens and dozens of merchants of all sorts of things.

Fabrics, clothes and shoes are the most common goods in this market. But you can also find toys, paintings and prints and every kind of tools.

Porta Portese is especially famous for its second-hand goods dealers and the ability to do the real business with pieces of real antiques.

Lamps, chairs, small pieces of silver: everything seems to be so valuable that it seems impossible don't buy anything.

But take care to the fraud.