Puglia’s markets are more than shopping destinations — they’re vibrant cultural events that combine history, art, and local tradition. You’ll meet passionate vendors, browse rare finds, and enjoy local food stalls and street music.
Many markets take place in beautiful piazzas or near historical landmarks, turning each visit into a full cultural immersion.
The Best Antique Markets in Puglia (2025 Guide)
Martina Franca Antique Market – Third Sunday of Every Month
Piazza Marconi and surrounding streets
One of Puglia’s largest and most atmospheric antique markets. Over 100 vendors showcase furniture, ceramics, art, jewelry, and vintage clothing. The lively vibe, local food stalls, and street performers make it an event not to miss.
Monopoli “Vecchi Tempi” Market – Fourth Sunday of Every Month
Piazza XX Settembre
Set in Monopoli’s picturesque old town, this coastal market offers antique furniture, collectibles, and vintage decor. It’s perfect for seaside strolls followed by antique hunting.
Rutigliano Antique Market – First Sunday of Every Month
Historic Center
A smaller yet charming market featuring around 50 vendors selling furniture, books, ceramics, and vintage household pieces. Ideal for a relaxed morning in one of Puglia’s lesser-known but authentic towns.
Gioia del Colle Antique Market – Second Sunday of Every Month
Near the Norman-Swabian Castle & Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Surrounded by medieval architecture, this market offers an eclectic mix of antiques, collectibles, and vintage finds. The historic setting adds to its unique charm.
Taranto Flea Market & Antique Fair
Rione Salinella (every Sunday) and Piazza della Vittoria (first Sunday of each month)
Taranto hosts both a weekly flea market and a monthly antique fair, featuring ceramics, jewelry, furniture, and rare collectibles in an easygoing, coastal setting.
Ostuni Antique Market – Second Sunday of Every Month
Porta San Demetrio
In the famous White City, this market offers a curated selection of antiques and artworks, from elegant furniture to rare Apulian crafts. The setting amid whitewashed alleys makes it unforgettable.
Grottaglie “Com’eravamo” Market – First Sunday of Every Month
Viale Matteotti
Known for its ceramics, Grottaglie hosts a small but charming market that combines antiques and artisan crafts, perfect for those seeking unique and handmade pieces.
Bari “Fiera di Catapano” – Third Sunday of Every Month
Historic Center
Bari’s antique fair attracts over 50 exhibitors offering vintage furniture, paintings, and collectibles. The event’s vibrant setting captures the energy of the region’s capital city.
Trani Antique Market – Every Sunday Morning
Piazza Gradenico
Trani’s seaside market combines vintage items and collectibles with a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. It’s ideal for a Sunday stroll followed by a coffee on the harbor.
Carovigno “Antiqua” Market – Fourth Sunday of Every Month
Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Historic Center
Around 40 vendors display furniture, art, and collectibles from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The setting, in Carovigno’s charming old town, makes this market one of Puglia’s hidden gems.
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Tips for Visiting Antique Markets in Puglia
Go early: The best finds appear in the morning.
Bring cash: Many vendors don’t accept cards.
Ask about provenance: Locals love to share stories behind each piece.
Combine with sightseeing: Most markets are held in beautiful towns worth exploring.
Stay nearby: Choose a villa or trullo near these towns for a comfortable, authentic experience.
