The Valle Agredo has always been an important transit area between northern Europe, Venice and the Mediterranean: Pilgrims, merchants, armies and ordinary travellers passed through the region, helping to establish lasting links with different communities and cultures.
Today, Valle Agredo is an important route for people travelling to the main cities of the Veneto region and an area full of unique opportunities to discover, including the monthly antique market in Piazzola sul Brenta.
Located a few kilometres from Padua, the Antiquariato a Piazzola sul Brenta is a true paradise for lovers of antiques, vintage and other collectables.
The Antiquariato a Piazzola sul Brenta was founded in 1979 and is now considered one of the best antique markets in Italy. On the last Sunday of every month, the 800 exhibitors of the antique market take up space in the large square in front of Villa Contarini and in the rooms of the former Jutificio Camerini. The whole area has been beautifully restored and now has the welcoming atmosphere of a well-established neighbourhood, with a great atmosphere that permeates the streets, squares and all the market stalls. The Antiquariato a Piazzola sul Brenta is also located along the access roads to the area.
Whether you are an antique lover or just looking for an interesting place to browse, the Antiquariato a Piazzola sul Brenta has something for everyone. The market attracts many visitors from abroad, and everyone knows that there are valuable items to be found and good deals to be made. In fact, the Antiquariato a Piazzola sul Brenta has a little bit of everything: antique furniture and precious frames, rarities, various objects of daily use, war memorabilia, brooches, newspapers, books and antique prints. There are also objects of nostalgia: old toys, Lego, toy soldiers, even the Roman centurions of the Asterix village and other comics in rare editions.
A day spent browsing the stalls of the Antiquariato in Piazzola sul Brenta is a day well spent. This antique market guarantees a real journey through time. Even if the intention is to window shop, it is very difficult to leave this market empty-handed! The setting is beautiful, the objects incredible and the sellers cheerful. It is everything an antique market should be.
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