What a typical Christmas

On the oval in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, in the presence of the large and brightly lit tree, one can browse through the typical crafts and food and wine offered by the producers themselves. "What a Typical Christmas" is the market hosted by the characteristic little wooden houses that showcases objects made of wood, ceramics, cloth, metal and the flavors of tradition ranging from sweets to wines. Colors, scents and flavors that can become a "typical" gift under the tree and between a package and a bow, chatting with artisans and producers, you can learn about the history of what you bought, where it comes from, the expertise with which it was made.

The "What a Typical Christmas" Market, curated by the Nereids Association," runs until Jan. 7 and is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.