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‘Waterloo’ Flea Market / Waterloo, Belgium

This market is running in a car park of the Carrefour Supermarket in Waterloo. Here, approximately 300 stalls offer a combination of antiques and contemporary collectibles and replicas.

‘Bama Flea Mall, Antique Center’ / Leeds, Alabama, USA

Since September 2005, Bama Flea Mall & Antiques Center has attracted customers from Leeds, Alabama.
The Dealers offer antique furniture, collectibles, antiques and new and used items.
Dealers at Bama Flea Mall bring in old, new and unique items on a daily basis.
Over 400 dealers and 57,000 square feet of shopping space.

Antique furniture, knives, Indian artifacts, coins, jewelry, sports memorabilia and more.

Source: http://bamafleamall.com//

Gipsy & Flea Markets / Loulé, Algarve, Portugal

A vibrant market town, that happens to also be capital of the Loule district- this is a town with Moorish nuances. February is the month of the yearly Carnival celebration, but there are other events throughout the year. Consider the summer White Night street party, a Halloween party in the Fall and other events which makes this a lively venue year-round. Almost every Saturday / Sunday / Thursday Loule’s famous Gipsy Markets held all around the area.

‘Strasbourg marché aux Puces’ Flea Market / Strasbourg, France

Strasbourg is located in the province of ‘Alsace’ in northeastern France, on the banks of the Ill River, a natural border between Germany and France. Strasbourg is populated with French and German residents and full with Medieval flooring, colorful flowers decorate everything, and breathtaking views.
In the market you will find the following items:
Old books, jewelry, toys, vintage details, decorations, vintage clothing and crafts, and more.

‘Monastiraki Flea Market’ / Athens, Greece

Gifts and souvenirs in Athens should be bought at ‘Monastiraki’ Flea Market. It is difficult to define this market as flea market except on Sundays, when some of the shops are closed and vendors bring a variety of tables and carpets to sell “fleas” and antiques.
During the rest of the week, the market has more of a bazaar feel. Most stores are designed to suit fairly conventional tourists.
On Sundays, you can find, among other vintage items, paintings and jewelry. You should walk to the ‘Psiri’ street nearby to visit some of the art galleries and vintage shops.

‘Maxwell Street’ Flea Market / Chicago, Illinois, USA

Not big mixed flea market on ‘Maxwell’ Street in Chicago. It is an open market which attracts buyers and many bargain hunters from the area.
Great Mexican food on the market area – Come hungry!

‘Mauerpark’ Flea Market / Berlin, Germany

The ‘Mauerpark Market’ opens every Sunday. It is very popular in Berlin, crowded with locals and tourists. Market stalls offer collections from various time periods, such as vinyl records, CDs, memorabilia, fashion and antiques, of course.
The market is a must for any antiques lover.

‘Melrose Trading Post’ Flea Market / Los Angeles, California, USA

The flea market take place every Saturday and Sunday in two different locations as follows:
Every Sunday at the car parking of Fairfax High School, and every Saturday in the parking of Taft High School.
The market has many antique collectors that are buying and selling the following items:
Toys, old clothing, furniture and home design, art, paintings, restored furniture, silk scarves, bags and accessories from high end designers.

Gipsy & Flea Markets / Lagoa, Algarve, Portugal

This municipality is located in the former district of Faro, and there is so much to see and do here. A stone’s throw from the coastline, Lagoa is a study in contrasts. On the one hand, there are the country feel; and on the other hand, the cosmopolitan flavor is there. Flatlands, gardens, lagoons, wine country and more, make this a venue for the discriminating traveler. Three flea markets provide a slate of possible shopping opportunities for three Sundays a month.

‘Maasai Market’ Flea Market / Nairobi, Kenya

The market in Nairobi, Kenya is an African festival of colors and materials.
The market empowers local artists specializing in handmade to sell their works to tourists.
You will find African items include the following:
Hand made Baskets, African wood, Africans belts and accessories, candle holders, local clothing, drums and other musical instruments, footwear, furniture, jewelry, masks, leather and many others.