Santa Chiara Market is the oldest among Cagliari Civic Markets.

Inaugurated in 1957, it contains the charm and personality of those years. It is located in the heart of the city, not far from Yenne Square in Stampace district, at the foot of Castello district near Santa Chiara's ladder, designed by Gaetano Cima in 1958.

It is part of the Convent of the Clarisse Nuns, destroyed by the bombing of 1943. It is divided in two floors, of which only one is open today.

It is the typical "small neighborhood market", consisting of a food department of about 300 mq. Gastronomic delicacies sold inside are ideal for a fast meal, for cruise passengers and tourists on holiday and for the daily grocery shopping of the inhabitants.

The Market has recently been transformed into a tourist market and is undergoing an intensive renovation and refurbishment project that has turned it into a tourist destination and a tasting polo of quality food and wine products, also thanks to the presence of a staff able to assist customers in English, French and Spanish language.

From December 2018, the market also boasts an elegant food court to welcome citizens and tourists from breakfast until night.

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Sant'Elia's new Market was inaugurated on 14 December 1997.

It is a building on three floors above ground of about 3000 square meters, whose construction was destined to receive dealers from the former markets of Via Pola, Santa Teresa and La Palma, which are now closed.

Do not be discouraged by the appearance or the mysterious fame that precedes the district. See it as one more reason to go in and see what Sant'Elia's market offers: starting from the winehouse, where the excellences of local wines are on sale and can be tasted either on the spot by the glass or of course take away with you.

The Market can be reached by the following CTM bus lines: Bus 6 until the end of the line

San Benedetto Market was inaugurated on June 1, 1957 and with its 8,000 square metres on two floors is one of the largest city markets in Europe.

The ground floor is dedicated to fish, while on the upper floor there are fruit and vegetables stalls, meat, cheese and many other typical products.

The early morning (except on Sundays when the market is closed) is the ideal time to visit the market. You will find a lively environment, with colours and intense aromas, crowded with the usual customers and many tourists. The shops and bars around the market are also the occasion for an unforgettable breakfast or snack.

The Market can be easily reached by CTM bus line M; stop “via Bacaredda - mercato civico”.

Is Bingias municipal market is located in the residential district of the same name in Pirri, 15 minutes far from the historic centre of Cagliari, Poetto seafront walk and Molentargius Natural Park. Nearby there are also two public green areas: Terramaini Park and Is Bingias park, both easily reachable within walking distance. Is Bingias Market consists of a commercial space of about 400 square meters, in which there are currently around forty dealers. Entering this space, you have the welcoming feeling of a small and modest city market but the variety of its products and their quality have nothing to envy to the other city markets.

The Market can be easily reached by the following CTM buses:

• M, 8, 19, QS, QS / B, stop at "Via Italia - portici". 
• Bus15 until the end of the line.

Local produce open-air market, where farmers sell directly to consumers.

Open-air market of fish, fruit and vegetables, groceries and various produce.

Street market of handicrafts, antiques and collectable items: a new open-air exhibition space dedicated to handicrafts, hobbyists and antiques opens in Cagliari.

The market is set to run weekly and occupies a dedicated space in Piazza Giovanni. Locals and tourists will find quality items, walking in one of Cagliari's most famous squares. 

Open-air market of handicrafts, antiques and collectable items.

The MEM – Media Library is located in Via Mameli, in the historic district of Stampace, in the space that was from 1923, for 28 years, the stadium of Cagliari and then, in the 50's, the Civic Market. The transparent glass façades show the functions hosted inside, the places dedicated to study and cultural enjoyment. The elongated planimetric shape is balanced by the deformation of the façades widening in the middle to mark the centrality of the main entrances at the MEM.