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Antique and second-hand market
Center of the town
Spilamberto (MO)
On the third Sunday of each month, except in summer, the historic centre becomes even more attractive with its antique, modern and vintage exchange market.
On display, furniture and house decorations, old books, paintings and handicrafts, coins.
Spilamberto is a beautiful small town along the route known as the "La Strada dei Castelli" (Road of Castles). Its Castle was founded in 1210 by the people of Modena on the left bank of the River Panaro to defend its eastern border.
Of particular note is the elegant Villa Fabriani built at the end of the 18th century, which houses the splendid work of the 19th century Spilamberto sculptor G. Obici, "The Narcissus at the Fountain," and is home to the Association and Museum of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Spilamberto with some important vinegar stills in its garret.
On display, furniture and house decorations, old books, paintings and handicrafts, coins.
Spilamberto is a beautiful small town along the route known as the "La Strada dei Castelli" (Road of Castles). Its Castle was founded in 1210 by the people of Modena on the left bank of the River Panaro to defend its eastern border.
Of particular note is the elegant Villa Fabriani built at the end of the 18th century, which houses the splendid work of the 19th century Spilamberto sculptor G. Obici, "The Narcissus at the Fountain," and is home to the Association and Museum of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Spilamberto with some important vinegar stills in its garret.
Date: dal 15/09/2013 al 15/12/2013
Event timetable: 8.00am - 7.30pm
Programme:
UPCOMING DATES
Sunday 15th September
Sunday 20th October
Sunday 17th November
Sunday 15th December
UPCOMING DATES
Sunday 15th September
Sunday 20th October
Sunday 17th November
Sunday 15th December
Entrance: free entry
INFORMATION AND BOOKING CENTRE
Via Roncati 28, by Villa Comunale Fabriani - 41057 - Spilamberto - Tel: ++39 059 781270 - Fax: ++39 059 781286
Weekday timetable: From Tuesdays to Saturdays 9.30-13.00; 15.00-19.00; Mondays closed
Weekend timetable: Sundays 9.30-13.00; 15.00-19.00
Edited by Local Site - Modena (17/01/2013)
