Sant'Erasmo Orto di Venezia is a food market in Venice.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Vaporetto 13 from Fondamente Nove (45 minutes).
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Address: Sant'Erasmo island, 30141 Venezia VE, Venice
The residential market on Rio Terà San Leonardo in Cannaregio is the local fruit and vegetable market for the western Cannaregio quarter, a short walk.
TipWalk-in. Fewer stalls than a decade ago but still open Monday to Saturday for fresh produce.
Rialto Pescheria in Venice's San Polo has run as a fish market since 1097, the neo-Gothic loggia from 1907 where every chef in town shops weekday mornings.
TipArrive before 09:00 for the morning rush of locals and chefs. Moeche (soft-shell crab) appears in April-May; schie (lagoon shrimp) in summer.
Mercato di Rialto in Venice's San Polo near the Pescheria is the fruit and vegetable market, with Sant'Erasmo castraure artichokes from late April and white.
TipCloses 13:30. The Sant'Erasmo artichokes (castraure) season runs late April to mid-May. White asparagus from Bassano in May-June.
Mercato di Santa Marta in Venice's western Dorsoduro is the local neighbourhood market near the university, the rare market without tourist queues.
TipWalk 15 minutes west from Piazzale Roma. The vendors are mostly university-quarter shoppers; quieter than Rialto and prices are lower.
Mercato di Via Garibaldi on the wide Via Garibaldi in eastern Castello is the daily street market the local residents fill, the canonical residential Venice.
TipLined with floating fish boats moored to the canal-side fondamenta. The street stalls are residential; Via Garibaldi is one of the few proper avenues in Venice.
