Discover all the markets planned for this month in Rome!
This April in Rome, visitors and locals alike can enjoy a variety of markets throughout the city that offer a diverse range of goods and experiences.

Vintage markets are popular, such as the Vintage Market on April 26-27 at San Paolo District. Spanning 6,000 sqm, this market is a haven for vintage, handmade, and upcycled items—a must-visit for retro enthusiasts! From April 4-6, the Vintage Kilo Sale returns to Rome at Industrie Fluviali. You can shop by weight and trade in your old clothes for a discount.
For a true spring vibe, don’t miss the Hippie Market “Spring Edition” at Ripa Grande in Trastevere on April 5-6. You’ll find artisan crafts, vintage finds, live music, and street food.
On April 6, Paper, the fair-market dedicated to illustrators, graphic designers, creatives, and independent publishers returns to Monk.
On April 26-27, experience the charm of Japanese culture at Japan Days at Ippodromo Capannelle. From artisanal goods to cultural workshops, this market is a unique escape for Japan lovers.
If you’re into wellness and eco-sustainability, there are markets that feature environmentally-friendly products and services, such as the Green Market Festival taking place at Città dell’Altra Economia on April 12-13. On that same weekend, don’t miss Ficus al Massimo, right across from the stunning Circo Massimo, at the Garum Museo della Cucina.
And don’t forget to check out the weekly market at Alcazar Live, an artisan and handmade market with music, brunch and DJ set.
Be sure to explore these markets and discover the treasures they have to offer.
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Alcazar Live
4-6 April
Vintage Kilo Sale
Industrie Fluviali
5-6 April
Hippie Market
Ripa Grande
6 April
Paper
Monk
12-13 April
Ficus al Massimo
Garum Museo della Cucina
12-13 April
Green Market Festival
Città dell’Altra Economia
26-27 April
Japan Days
Ippodromo Capannelle
26-27 April
V-Market
San Paolo District
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Flea Markets in Rome