La Domenica Vintage at Mediterraneo MAXXI

A slow Sunday at the MAXXI

La Domenica Vintage at Mediterraneo MAXXI is a Sunday market that debuted in the spring of 2026 in Rome, set within the spaces and garden of the Mediterraneo restaurant, inside the MAXXI museum complex on Via Guido Reni, in the Flaminio district. The initiative aims to recreate the atmosphere of Sundays past, defined by a slower pace and friendly conversation, all within a bright, contemporary setting just a stone's throw from the city center.

What you will find

The market brings together selected exhibitors offering vintage clothing and accessories, handmade goods, independent design creations, illustrations, vinyl records for collectors, plants, and upcycled pieces, where reclaimed materials are given a new lease on life. Each edition features different exhibitors and projects, making every visit a unique experience: visitors can meet the creators in person and hear the story behind every object.

• Curated vintage clothing and accessories
• Artisanal and handmade creations
• Independent design and illustrations
• Vinyl records, plants, and upcycled objects

More than just shopping

Beyond the stalls, the day is designed as a convivial moment for the whole family. Creative activities and workshops for children are planned, while the Mediterraneo restaurant complements the event with breakfast, brunch, and aperitif options, turning the visit into a full day dedicated to leisure and creativity.

A new Roman appointment

The first edition was held on Sunday, April 19, 2026, and the format continued on a monthly basis throughout the following months, including a special edition on Saturday, May 9, and another on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Born in the heart of the city, the market integrates into the vibrant creative scene of the Flaminio district and the Roman calendar dedicated to vintage, craftsmanship, and design, offering a slow-paced alternative to traditional shopping.

The setting: MAXXI and Flaminio

The MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Arts, designed by architect Zaha Hadid, is one of the most important cultural hubs in Rome and the Lazio region. Hosting a vintage and creative market in its convivial spaces means combining contemporary culture, circular fashion, and social life in a single location, in the city of Rome, easily accessible and in the heart of one of the capital's most dynamic neighborhoods.