Borghetto Flaminio is a pleasant flea and vintage market established in 1994 near Rome's Piazza del Popolo. The market was the vision of Enrico Quinto and Paolo Tinarelli, who wanted an outdoor-style sales venue for amateurs in the city similar to the garage sales found in the US.
Every Sunday, the market hosts special boutiques, stalls and cafes, and they're known for selling high-quality knick-knacks, trinkets, antiques, collectables and retro designer accessories. Today, the market’s intended purpose has only blossomed, with an immense variety of goods to come across anywhere you go.
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What are the highlights of Borghetto Flaminio in Rome?
The Borghetto Flaminio market has continued to evolve with the passing of years, but its genial atmosphere has remained the same, offering a great place to mingle and find great deals. The market isn't particularly large, but it is known to be rather posh, and you'll have no trouble finding high-end brands at flea market prices
From minimalist European furniture to elaborate decorations, there’s something to suit anyone’s style with all kinds of offerings available. Of course, if you don’t find what you’re looking for with one visit, there will always be something new to peruse next time you visit.
What else is good to know about Borghetto Flaminio in Rome?
Borghetto Flaminio Market charges a small fee for entry. Sellers tend to wait for your interest instead of trying to provoke it, so you can relax and browse with no pressure. Locals also enjoy shopping at the market, so it may be more crowded than other markets, though no less orderly and leisurely.
The best way to reach the market is a couple of stops on the 2-tram up Via Flaminia from Piazza del Popolo. Nearby attractions you may want to check out on your visit include the Explora Children’s Museum and the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art.
Borghetto Flaminio in Rome
Location: Piazza della Marina, 32, 00196 Roma RM, Italy
Open: Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm (closed Monday–Saturday)
Phone: +39 06 588 0517
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