The Ponte Milvio Antiques Market is the most important and one of the most select flea markets in Rome. Founded almost twenty years ago, the Mercatino antiquariato di Ponte Milvio is a real tradition and a reference for Roman citizens, tourists and residents of central Italy.
The Mercatino antiquariato di Ponte Milvio takes place once a week in the area of Ponte Milvio, all year round (except August). The flea market starts from the right side of the bridge and spreads along the way Capoprati, following the Tiber river down to the Duca D'Aosta bridge (parallel to the bicycle path). The scenery makes the Mercatino antiquariato di Ponte Milvio antique market in Rome a trip in itself, even if you're not in the mood to shop.
The Ponte Milvio market in Rome brings together over 150 professional dealers from nearby regions of Italy. Many of the vendors found at this antique market are antique dealers selling high quality goods, collectors, art and antique amateurs. But Ponte Milvio also attracts artists, painters, sculptors, decorators, craftsmen, designers and furniture experts who display their best pieces. The dealers who come to Rome to sell at the Mercatino antiquariato di Ponte Milvio usually source their goods not only in Rome, but throughout the Italian peninsula and even abroad. The result is a wide variety of antique and vintage treasures.
The Mercatino antiquariato di Ponte Milvio is one of the most popular flea markets in Rome and one of the best flea markets in Italy. This antique market is always very crowded, thanks to an audience made up mainly of antique dealers and lovers, flea market enthusiasts, but also many foreigners looking for a piece to decorate their homes.
Livia Toppi
15th October 2015 at 20:50Il mercatino è già noto ai più, ma ha sempre un fascino particolare visitarlo. Si stende sopra e a fianco dell’argine del Tevere e tutte le “baracche” espongono la merce selezionata e di un certo valore che dispongono con cura, seguendo i vari avventori con sagacia e capacità descrittiva. Si trova di tutto,si potrebbe dire “dallo spillo al carro armato” ed alcuni pezzi sono veramente pregiati. Se in zona merita senz’altro una visita.
Giovani Merlino
8th July 2016 at 00:56The Mercatino di Ponte Milvio a Roma is held on the first and second Sunday of each month along the Tiber River, near Ponte Milvio. Maybe once the market answered in full to its name, with the ability to find “unobtainable” pieces, coming from some ancient house or abandoned cellar. Today it lost a bit of its shine: what you will find is sold for stratospheric prices and over 50% of the stalls selling modern household items, jewelry, casual clothing, food, drinks, etc. In short: it is not worth a visit.
Simona Notarianni
15th July 2016 at 09:59If you are fond of antiques and memorabilia, you should definitely pay this flea market a visit. The market, which winds along a short stretch of the Tiber next to Ponte Milvio, is held on the first and second Sunday of the month. Goods on display range from clothing and designer shoes to antiques, crafts, vintage costume jewelry. It is difficult to find new merchandise (which is a great thing) except for stalls selling clothing and footwear outlets. In short, the Mercatino di Ponte Milvio a Roma is a real flea market, colorful and varied, very interesting.
Nearby you can have a drink or coffee at one of the outdoor kiosks that make real Italian coffee and aperitifs in the Ponte Milvio area.