Markets in Rome: November 2026

Discover all the markets planned for this month in Rome!

November brings Rome’s market calendar into its busiest stretch before the holidays, with two packed weekends and a few names well worth the trip.

It’s also the month to start thinking about gifts: from December the city fills up with festive stalls, and our guide to the best Christmas markets in Rome has everything you need to plan ahead. In the meantime, here are the dates to save this month.

The first big weekend is November 14-15, and Unique Mkt leads the way, back at Industrie Fluviali in the Ostiense district. Dedicated to contemporary craftsmanship and well-made, original products, it brings together selected exhibitors from across Italy in one of the most striking spaces on Rome’s market scene.

The same weekend, Ficus al Massimo returns to Garum Museo della Cucina, facing the Circus Maximus, with vintage items, handmade creations, floral design, fashion, ceramics, illustrations and vinyl. It’s back again the following weekend, November 21-22, so if you miss the first date you get a second chance.

Also on November 14-15, Roba Bella Market comes to Sabo District in Via Mesula 12, while Japan lovers can head to Ippodromo Capannelle for another edition of Japan Days, with artisanal goods, food and cultural workshops. On Sunday November 15, La Domenica Vintage is back at Monk Roma with a free market of vintage, vinyl, illustration and handmade stalls.

On November 21-22, Unconventional Market returns to Mediterraneo al MAXXI. Rome’s independent fashion and design market features emerging brands, craft and creativity, with music and DJ sets throughout the weekend. It’s one of the best places in the city to discover new labels and one-of-a-kind pieces, and with Christmas around the corner, a good place to start on gifts.

Retro gaming fans should mark the same weekend for the Game Vintage Market at Fusolab, near the Alessandrino stop on Metro C. More than 90 exhibitors bring vintage consoles, video games, comics and collectibles, along with eSports tournaments and pay-what-you-like entry.

Every weekend, there’s also Merkat*, the market at Alcazar Live in Trastevere, with vintage, artisanal and handmade stalls and DJ sets throughout the day.

Be sure to explore these markets and discover the treasures they have to offer.

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