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‘Antiquitätenmarkt Am Hof’ Flea Market / Vienna, Austria

Antiquitätenmarkt, Am Hof, is a quality flea market that takes place weekly in center of Vienna, Austria.
Am Hof is 5-10 minutes away from the famous “Graben” street.
This ideally located flea market offers a whole catalog of items, including the following:
Antiques, collectibles, art, decorative items, jewelry, various souvenirs, souvenir porcelain, Art Nouveau pictures, vases, crystals and other quality items.

Am Hof is famous for their traditional Christmas market which takes place during the holiday season near the end of the year. During this time of year, the stands are filled with Christmas decorations and traditional toys.
The last market day is the Saturday before Christmas.

‘Crazy Train Flea Market’ / Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA

Crazy Train Flea Market is located in the Farville Curve between Jonesboro and Brookland, AR.

‘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.

‘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.

‘Piazza dei Ciompi’ Flea Market / Florence, Italy

The famous flea market in Florence is located in ‘Piazza dei Ciompi’.
The following items can be found: Vintage furniture and a variety of old items, including prints, coins, jewelry, trinkets and dusty books.
An interesting journey into the past through the objects displayed in the Italian stalls is guaranteed.
On the last Sunday of the month, the market expands to the nearby streets. A visit is recommended!

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.

‘Frederiksberg Flea Market’ / Frederiksberg, Denmark

Flea Market ‘Loppemarked på Frederiksberg’ is located behind the City Hall in the city of Frederiksberg, Denmark.
The items are high-quality items because of the prestigious area surrounding the market.
You can find clothing, toys, kitchenware, home decoration, furniture and much more.

‘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 / Aljezur, Algarve, Portugal

This municipality in Aljezur, Portugal is a lush, verdant green valley with rivers, crops and the remnants of a Moorish castle. It’s an old town and new town in one, that resulted from some flight during an 18^th Century malaria epidemic. Some stayed and some left, but there is still evidence that the village is cleaved in half. Cobbled hills, a town square, tolling bell, narrow passageways and an old town square provide a glimpse into the past. Among other modern/historic trappings, there areGipsy & Flea markets which held every Saturday.

‘bleší trhy Kolbenova’ Flea Market / Prague, Czech Republic

This market was established in 2004 and is located outside the city center. It is the largest market in the Czech Republic and most likely in Europe. In this vast area of 50 acres can be found:
Old and new clothing, auto parts, potted plants, artists, clothing, books, paintings, furniture, decorative items and antiques of course.
Entrance fee is 20 CZK (around 1 USD) for adults and free for children under the age of 15.