Naviglio Grande Antique Market

The Realm of Antiques on the Naviglio Grande

The Naviglio Grande Antique Market is one of Milan's most beloved and long-standing events (Municipality of Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Lombardy). The last Sunday of every month, the first stretch of the Naviglio Grande canal, from Viale Gorizia to the bridge on Via Valenza, becomes a very long open-air gallery dedicated to antiques, collectibles, and modern design.

Over 380 Exhibitors Over Two Kilometers

The route winds for almost two kilometers along the towpath and hosts over 380 exhibitors each month, largely specializing in antiques. Two streets, Corsico and Paoli, are dedicated to quality vintage. Strolling among the stalls, you'll find furniture, clocks, porcelain, silver, jewelry, dolls, toys, books, glasses, radios, walking sticks, bronzes, glassware, comics, prints, and modern design objects.

A Milanese Tradition

Organized by the Naviglio Grande Association, the Mercatone is now a Milanese Sunday classic: a destination for collectors and rarity hunters, but also a simple walk through history and curiosities in the city's most scenic and photographed setting. A special edition is also scheduled for February 8, 2026, coinciding with the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games.