Vintage Shops in Siena
You find yourself in the heart of Siena during your magical stay. The city, with its ancient walls and medieval beauty, takes you back in time.
Siena is a unique city because, while the years pass, its beauty remains pure and unchanging.
Walking through the historic streets, you breathe an air of ancient memories, a treasure chest of recollections that echo in the city’s atmosphere.
If you’re wondering what to do in Siena during your stay, a perfect activity for an afternoon in the city—if you want to explore the streets and do something a bit more spontaneous than the classic attractions—is to go on the hunt for vintage and antique shops.
Siena, being a city deeply tied to the past, offers a wide selection of small shops, studios, and markets where you can buy clothes, trinkets, books, vinyl records, and more.
If you’re a collector passionate about antique items, unique and rare clothing pieces, Siena is the city for you!
At Borgo Grondaie, we want to help you in your search with a few suggestions.
Cose Senza Tempo by Fabrizio Filoni
Cose Senza Tempo is a collectibles shop.
Located at Via Pantaneto 106, one of Siena’s main streets, known for its youthful atmosphere and many bars where you can enjoy cocktails and aperitifs.
Pantaneto has always been a multicultural and cutting-edge area, from the nightlife for the young to ethnic restaurants and antique shops and second-hand stores.
At Cose Senza Tempo, you can find all kinds of collectible items: tea sets, historical texts, books, vinyl records, CDs, and more.
Just 5 minutes from Piazza del Campo, stopping by for a browse is a must!
“My business, Cose Senza Tempo, started in November 2011 from my passion for collecting. In the shop, you can find collectibles of various kinds, such as vinyl records, comics, toys, advertising gadgets, signs, tin boxes, vintage postcards, medals, coins, and everything related to Siena, the Palio, and the Contrade.”
Fabrizio Filoni
Galleria Novecento by Emanuele Pianigiani
For collectors and art lovers, Galleria Novecento is absolutely not to be missed. Jewelry, glassware, ceramics, unique furniture pieces, and paintings all come together in an elegant and beautiful store.
It’s worth stopping by just to admire the beauty of the shop, which feels almost like an art exhibition.
Galleria Novecento is also located on Via Pantaneto 63, right in the historic center.
If you’re looking to purchase paintings and decorative objects in Siena, as well as a wide selection of vintage items, this place is perfect for you!
Aloe&Wolf. Vintage since 2004
A true milestone in vintage fashion in Siena.
Aloe&Wolf by Alessandra Aloe is a true fashion archive, showcasing pieces from the early 1900s to the present day.
Located in a side street off Piazza del Campo, at Via del Porrione 23, right in the heart of Siena, the store offers unique pieces in the history of fashion. It features prestigious brands such as Courrèges, Yamamoto, Schiaparelli, and Prada.
A true Sienese excellence in the world of vintage fashion, which is becoming increasingly important today for rediscovering the colors of the past and buying in a conscious and sustainable way.
In addition to having a strategically located store in the heart of Siena, the brand is well-known abroad for its research and passion for unique high-fashion pieces.
A must-visit stop if you’re looking for unfindable vintage clothing and accessories.
L’Atelier – Second-Hand Store
Just outside the city walls, at Via Don Giovanni Minzoni 55, the street that leads to the Siena train station, you’ll find L’Atelier, a true hidden gem of second-hand fashion, accessories, and furniture treasures waiting to be discovered.
At the traffic light junction connecting Via Don Giovanni Minzoni with Ravacciano, Porta Ovile, and Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, there’s an ice cream shop—Gelateria di Siena. Next to it, you’ll find a gate, and upon entering, you’ll discover L’Atelier.
The store is spread across two floors, with shoes, bags, unique furniture pieces, and clothing items including ceremonial outfits, as well as traditional African, Chinese, and Japanese kimono with unique patterns, and much more.
It’s a beautiful journey into the past! After indulging in some delightful shopping, treat yourself to a sweet moment at Gelateria di Siena, one of the city’s historic ice cream shops.
After your afternoon spent strolling through the past, we at Borgo Grondaie are waiting for you to enjoy some well-deserved relaxation!
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