Our apartment entrance is the brown door beside the Peking Resturant
San Lorenzo markets are two separate markets. One is better known as the Central Market (mercato centrale), which is a two-level, indoor food market. The other is the outdoor market full of stalls selling leather, clothing and souvenirs. It runs from the Church of San Lorenzo along Via Ariento all the way to Via Nazionale. The market is as markets go – a cheap and cheerful place to search for a bargain, although definitely not the best quality items (and not always a bargain), but popular with tourists as much as Italians. Open 9am to 7pm Tuesday to Saturday.
Il Mercato Centrale - it was actually a food court.
After roaming the market, we were back at our bnb and rested before cooking dinner. We had rice, herbal chicken soup and eggs
After dinner, hubby went to take some night shots in Doumo Square
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Front Facade
Baptistry
Bell Tower
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