For those who love antiques and vintage vibes, Marseille is a little spoiled for choice. But nowhere is the setting more charming than the Village des puces de Fifiturin. Also known as Marseilles Antiques - The Antiques Village, this quaint collection of specialist shops in the Capelette district has made a name for itself in the world of collectors and antiques. Anyone looking for that elusive addition to their collection, or perhaps just a souvenir with a real story behind it, will definitely want to stop by all the shops here.
The shopkeepers and dealers found in the Village des Puces de Fifiturin / Marseille Antiques are professionals who live and breathe the world of vintage and antiques. What they do not know about the items they have for sale is probably not worth knowing! Anyone who dips their toes into this world of nostalgia will find all their questions answered here and will certainly find more than a few things to catch their eye. Visitors here will find it impossible to leave without at least a few trinkets to take home.
High quality antiques can be found in the Village des Puces de Fifiturin, and shops such as Trianon Antiquités or Les puces de Fifi offer a wide and wonderful selection. You will find sculptures, clocks, paintings, furniture, lighting lighting and much more. Other fascinating items can be found at L'Aigle Impériale, which curates its collection largely from bequests and estate sales. There are also smaller shops selling everything from clothing to toys.
With so many unique pieces scattered throughout the various shops, it is easy to lose a day in the Village des Puces de Fifiturin. And what better way to spend the day! Fortunately, there are some lovely cafes and restaurants close to the shopping street, so refreshments are always close at hand.
Les Puces de Fifi organizes a vintage unpacking every first Sunday of the month with a brunch at Mademoiselle Fifi's, as well as evening and after-work events to share their passion. Fifi's Flea Market aims to offer a more relaxed image of the world of design and antiques, less elitist than the classic boutiques and galleries of the 20th century.
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