The capital of Lombardy has the title of a city - a trendsetter. Numerous shopaholics and curious tourists can not only run through the fashionable boutiques, but also visit the flea markets of Milan.
Flea market in Navigli
Here they sell, perhaps, not the most necessary, but definitely interesting things that used to live a real life, after which they "fell out of favor" and are now sold at trifling prices. So, here you can "rummage" in search of old kitchen utensils, glasses made of Murano glass, tea sets (if you wish, a service from the late 19th century for 6 persons, worth 250 euros, can be bought for 120 euros if you bargain skillfully or come before the market closes), jewelry, vintage bags, worn coats and sandals from Versace, vintage sewing machines, cast iron irons, posters, gramophones and records, cracked mirrors, picture frames.
Flea market in Porta Genova area
Local sellers are nice and simple people (feel free to haggle) and will happily sell vintage coffee makers, decor items, books and other antiques at bargain prices. It makes sense to come to the market on Sundays (open from 7 am).
Flea market next to San Donato metro station
Here on Sundays it will be possible to acquire books, clothes and many other items.
Fiera di Senigallia Market
On Saturdays, from 8 am to 6 pm, this market stretches long rows, displaying various “riches” in the form of vintage furniture, sets, books, handicrafts from India, Africa and America. You can find the market at the corner of Via Valenza and the Naviglio Canal.
Flea market in Via Fiori Chiari
It is located in the Brera quarter (it works every third Sunday of the month, with the exception of August) and provides an opportunity to acquire the creations of little-known Italian designers, vintage clothes, antique furniture, household utensils, handmade bags, porcelain antique dolls, jewelry that was once kept in the boxes of the great-grandmothers of local residents.
Flea market in Via Lorenzini
It is open every Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm and is a trading place for old-fashioned and strange things (local sellers will be sure to explain their purpose). Among the many products you can find vintage costumes, second-hand clothes, household items and more.
Cormano Market
It is recommended to come here on Saturdays from early morning (open until lunchtime) in order to have time to go around more than 150 tents and get the opportunity to buy various antique products (furniture, silk, glass, silver).
