Mercato dell'Antiquariato — Le Pulci di Portobello

The realm of rediscovered treasures

In Rozzano, in the province of Milan, there's an event that antique and vintage enthusiasts know well: Le Pulci di Portobello, the second-hand and collectibles market that enlivens Viale Liguria every Sunday morning. Born in 2000 from the idea of creating a meeting point for buying and selling used items among individuals, it has grown to become one of the busiest and most beloved markets in the Milan hinterland.

Over 250 exhibitors

The market brings together over 250 exhibitors and attracts thousands of visitors at each edition. You can find everything among the stalls: antique furniture and objects, modern design pieces, vinyl records, books, vintage clothing, toys, coins, postcards, and a thousand curiosities. It's the ideal place for those who love to rummage in search of that unique piece or simply stroll among the memories of yesteryear.

A free and lively market

The association Le Pulci di Portobello, which organizes the event with municipal patronage, has maintained its original spirit over time: a free market where individuals and collectors can meet, exchange, and share the stories of the objects. This authentic dimension is what makes the market so special and different from large commercial circuits.

A Sunday classic

For many residents of Rozzano and visitors from nearby towns, Le Pulci di Portobello is now a Sunday morning classic. For those who love vintage, antiques, and treasure hunting, it's an unmissable event on the outskirts of Milan.