Borghetto Flaminio Market

An institution of Roman vintage

The Borghetto Flaminio Market is one of Rome's most beloved and long-standing markets. Founded in 1994 by Enrico Quinto and Paolo Tinarelli, it was the first second-hand and small antiques market designed for non-professional sellers in the capital—the so-called "hobbyist junk dealers." For over thirty years, every Sunday, the courtyard of the Borghetto Flaminio has come alive with stalls, colors, and stories: a fixed appointment that has become part of the cultural fabric of the Flaminio district, in the Municipality of Rome, the heart of the Lazio region.

What you can find at the stalls

Borghetto Flaminio is above all a paradise for lovers of second-hand fashion and vintage items. Among the stalls, you can find designer clothes and accessories at affordable prices, luxury bags and shoes, but also a myriad of other objects that tell the stories of past eras.

• Vintage and pre-owned designer clothing: high-fashion garments, costume jewelry, and accessories from major fashion houses at great prices.
• Modern collectibles and small antiques: furniture, lamps, design objects, and 20th-century curiosities.
• Vinyl records: an opportunity for collectors and music enthusiasts in search of rarities.
• Books, prints, and jewelry: vintage volumes, postcards, trinkets, and small collectibles.

The Flaminio district and Piazza della Marina

The market takes place in the Borghetto Flaminio, a green and intimate area in Piazza della Marina, just a few steps from the Palazzo della Marina and Via Flaminia. Its location is privileged: it is a short distance from Piazza del Popolo, the MAXXI Museum, and the Auditorium Parco della Musica, in one of Rome's most elegant and lively districts. For international visitors, Borghetto Flaminio is an authentic opportunity to soak up the bohemian and relaxed atmosphere of a Roman Sunday, far from the most crowded tourist circuits.

A market for hobbyists

The unique feature of Borghetto Flaminio is its amateur nature: the stalls are managed by private individuals and enthusiasts who sell pieces from their own collections. This makes every Sunday different from the last and fuels the pleasure of discovery and bargaining. Over the years, the market has also become a destination for stylists, costume designers, and celebrities in search of unique pieces, contributing to its fame well beyond the borders of Lazio.

An all-year-round appointment

Unlike seasonal festivals, the Borghetto Flaminio Market is a weekly event that accompanies Romans for most of the year. Admission is for a symbolic fee and grants access to an area equipped with a refreshment point and facilities. It is the ideal place for a Sunday stroll dedicated to retro style and bargain hunting.