Shopping/markets
Held behind gates for a nominal entrance fee, Borghetto Flaminio draws bargain hunters and vintage enthusiasts hunting for secondhand and designer clothing, with reviewers particularly noting a strong selection of coats and Italian-label finds for those willing to dig. Its elevated hidden-gem score against a modest must-see rating and middling 3.5-star average captures a market that rewards patience and an open mind more than guaranteed quality, with hits and misses depending on the day and vendor. Cash is essential, as none of the individual vendors take cards. It suits committed secondhand shoppers more than casual browsers looking for a quick find.
✨ Reasons to go
💡 Good to know
⏱️ Typical visit
1h
🕰️ Best time
morning or lunchtime
🚶 Walking intensity
Moderate walking
What people say
"LOVED this place. €1.50 to enter BRING CASH none of the vendors accept card. I went in December and there were a TON of coats. Wool, camel, fur, etc. many treasures here to be found. Also a very wide selection for men, probably more than any other outdoor market I’ve ever been to. Not cheap, but the prices are fair for the brands. Full of Burberry, LV, MaxMara, Cartier, Fendi, Missoni, Mugler, etc. average price of an item at this market is probably €130, in the summer with less coats it might be €70 who knows. To give you an idea - paid €50 for vintage Bausch & Lomb Ray Bans. €80 for new with tags Valentino sweater from the 90s. €400 for MaxMara camel hair coat. A lot of the bags are fake - beware. Some of the dealers will tell you in advance the fake ones, love the honesty."
— Kari Dowiak