Mercato di Santo Spirito (Santo Spirito Vintage Market), Florence

The Santo Spirito market was established in Florence in June 1986 and has been a recurring event held on the second Sunday of every month, except for July and August.

Piazza Santo Spirito, one of Florence's most enchanting squares, transforms into a vibrant hub where thousands of visitors gather and connect during the market.

With approximately 100 vendors specializing in small antiques, artisanal crafts, production, and restoration, the market also features a dedicated section for organic food, plants, and flowers.

Exploring the market offers an opportunity to discover a wide range of items, including furniture, diverse objects, books, prints, collectibles, vintage clothing, and captivating handmade artifacts.

Image Courtesy of Becky Colley.

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Sight Name: Mercato di Santo Spirito (Santo Spirito Vintage Market)
Sight Location: Florence, Italy (See walking tours in Florence)
Sight Type: Shopping

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