Stumbling across a jumbled flea market or a vintage sale when you’re on holiday is often a highlight of a trip abroad.
There’s a unique pleasure to delving into the disarray; perhaps you’ll find a hidden gem or maybe it’s just for the joy of discovering bizarre curiosities amongst the clutter.
Like people watching from an outdoor cafè or visiting a food market, it also gives an insight into local life and culture.
From the objects on sale – antique pasta-making machines in Italy or iconic Finnish fabrics – to chatting with the vendors, antique markets are like museums en plein air.
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