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‘Ecseri Flea Market’ / Budapest, Hungary

‘Ecseri Market’ is the largest secondhand market in Budapest, Hungary.
Flea market lovers will definitely enjoy the experience.
It is recommended to arrive early to find the best of the lost treasures.
Wide range of Eastern European classic items are offered, such as the following:
Old communism items, Soviet military clocks, Russian icons, antique jewelry, antique wood furniture, porcelain, doll clothes, and more.
Prices are not particularly cheap, but affordable.
These stalls take cash only, and you may try to bargain for lower prices.

‘Mountain Top Flea Market’ / Attalla, Alabama, USA

Mountain Top started in 1973 with just a few vendors, a hot dog stand, and a couple of loyal folks who are still sticking around with us today. Owners Melton “Cowboy” and Janie Terrell can always be found somewhere on Sunday’s mingling with the crowd, “People are what makes this what it is”, says Cowboy, “Without them we wouldn’t be here”. And it shows. Visitors have come to Mountain Top from all 50 states and from around the world just to experience a “true” southern flea market.
Every year we grow a little bit more. Add some more vendors, and pave a little more of the parking lot, no matter what changes rest assured this will always be the home for the BEST of America’s Flea Markets, only @ Mountain Top! Come see for yourself.

Open to public at 5 am. Breakfast and lunch available.

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‘Alexander Nevski’ Flea Market / Sofia, Bulgaria

Along with the famous ‘Alexander Nevsky’ Cathedral in Sofia, there is a modest street market. While relatively small, it is still well worth a visit.
Offered are a variety of antique items, including the following:
Old cameras, coins, Russian fur hats, knives, flasks, army and war medals, Soviet military watches, medals, hand-knitted socks, dolls, jewelry boxes, gramophones, communist memorabilia, old musical instruments and more.
Love a bargain? This is the place for you! 

‘Arezzo Antique Flea Market’ / Arezzo (Toscana), Italy

Arezzo (aˈrettso) is a city in Italy, located in Tuscany.
Arezzo, an ancient city with Roman ruins, medieval walls and Renaissance architecture, is about 80 kilometers (50 miles) southeast of Florence.
On market days in Arezzo, you can find a variety of items, including gold furniture, stale paintings, silverware, candlesticks, musical instruments, antique locks and keys, Roman coins, old-fashioned telephones and grandfather clocks.
The market is very high quality and recommended for connoisseurs and bargain hunters. It is located in ‘Piazza San Francesco’, ‘Piazza Grande’, ‘Corso Italia’ and the surrounding streets.

‘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.

‘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!

‘Dublin Flea Market’ / Dublin, Ireland

Dublin Flea Market opened its doors in 2008 in the ‘Newmarket’ Square, has grown in strength and is now the most valued market in Dublin.
Now, there are over 60 market stalls offering a monthly flea market with all the classic flea market items, such as the following:
Vintage clothing, furniture, books, records and denied equal reality house and garden.

‘Gardendale Flea Mall, Antique Store’ / Gardendale, Alabama, USA

Gardendale Flea Mall & Antique Center has been open Since 1998 in Alabama.
Shoppers from all over the World have enjoyed a great experience when shopping here for antiques, collectibles or hard-to-find items.
You won’t find indoor flea markets like this anywhere else. Our doors open every day at 10:00 a.m. and we don’t close until 6:00 p.m. Come and see what hidden treasure awaits you.

Source: http://gardendalefleamall.com//

Gipsy & Flea Markets / Lagos, Algarve, Portugal

Located near a great river and along the Atlantic Ocean, this municipality is in southern Portugal.
It’s history goes back to 2000 B.C. This oceangoing city has a history of great voyages, and still features its old city walls and watchtower. Live entertainment draws crowds.
You can buy freshly hauled fish here; along with items at six Gipsy / Flea market venues. 

‘Traders Village’ Flea Market / Grand Prairie, Texas, USA

This Texan market was founded in 1989, spread over 105 acres with 2,000 dealers every weekend.
Over one million people visits the market during the year. It’s like heaven for collectors and bargain hunters.
You can find many items, including the following:
Tires and various vehicles, military items, electronics, comics, art and collectibles, silk flowers, truck accessories, jewelry, furniture, clothing and lots of other items.
Get great bargains!