Experience Of A Vietnamese Girl In Italy: Going To A Farmer’s Market To Buy Vegetables, Fun Promotions

Going to the farmer's market not only helps me feel a lot about the idyllic life of Italy, but also makes me feel close as if I can go to the market in my home country. When it comes to Italy, people will probably only think of pizza, gelato - dishes that have spread all over the world, to the splendid Mediterranean sea or to a "robe sparkling ”is woven from natural wonders, cultural heritages and architecture, making the world admire. But let me tell you another corner of this boot-shaped country, which is an incredibly lively, cheerful, and incredibly close soul: the farmers' market. : "When traveling, visiting the market is the fastest way to be able to access and feel the life of local people". And I always apply this philosophy to all my travels

. As for Italy, it is not only the land I come to on a discovery trip but also a place where I live and stick with, for at least a few years, so the market is even more indispensable to me. I visit the market at least once a week.In Italy in particular and in Western countries in general, people often shop a lot in the supermarket because all essentials are complete and readily available, sometimes at prices Even cheaper than you go to the market to buy.



For example, in the strawberry season, at the supermarket you can only spend 1 euro (about 25 thousand VND) a tray of strawberries about 500gr, but if you go to the market, with the amount of strawberries, you may lose up to 2 euros. But not so that the farmer's market in Italy is sparse or deserted, because why do you know? The farmer's market in Italy has only fruits and vegetables, not meat and fish like in Vietnamese markets. People focus on selling fresh produce much better than in supermarkets, seasonal fruits that have just been harvested from the field a few hours ago have been immediately brought to the market for sale. Europe - Asia is different, the market in Italy is also very different from the Vietnamese market, but the feeling of going to the market always makes me feel close and excited as if going to the market at home. Markets in Italy are usually located near the center to facilitate everyone to go shopping, the market is neatly planned, each stalls are beautifully displayed, every season is awake. Most of them have price tags available, so it does not take much effort to bargain, as long as you are about 100m from the market you can feel the atmosphere very clearly. Now in the cherry season you can buy cherries for about 2 euros 1 Now is also the season of peaches .



. and apricots. Farmers' markets in the south of Italy do not have to open weekends, but usually meet every day from the morning of around 9 until around 1pm. And the special thing is, you will not find women who are sellers, only men can participate in this work. For them, the wholesale is quite hard and hard, so it is not for women. Besides vegetables, you can also see some goods selling fresh flowers and plants at the farmers market. It is easiest to have fun because not only can I buy fresh fruits and vegetables, but I can also feel the lively atmosphere of life here. The seller's pitch is noisy but extremely funny, just like when the roosters are competing for morning's crowing to see whose crowing is louder and louder than that.



light, it's not like that when I finished buying, it was very normal that I would get a few bonuses. With only 5 euros (125 thousand dong) I can buy about 1 kg of cherry, 1 small melon and more than 1 kg of apricots. Italy is in the last days of spring, so beautiful. On the way to the market, the yellow sunlight covered every strip with wild flowers blooming everywhere. So the way to the market, the little joy also multiplies. Every time I come back from the market, I will bring in any vegetables and fruits and get a lot of fun..

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