Markets, shops, and shopping areas in Amsterdam
Waterlooplein is Amsterdam’s oldest and most famous daily flea market, running since 1882 in the heart of the former Jewish Quarter. Open Monday to Saturday 9:30am to 5pm, the stalls sell everything from secondhand clothes and vinyl records to bicycle parts and vintage cameras. The market sits next to the Stopera (city hall and opera […]
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The Noordermarkt is a Monday morning flea market and Saturday organic farmers market on a pretty square in the Jordaan. The Monday flea market (9am-1pm) sells vintage clothes, antiques, books, and random household goods. The Saturday farmers market (9am-4pm) is one of the best in Amsterdam — organic produce, artisan bread, Dutch cheese, olives, and
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The Bloemenmarkt is the only floating flower market in the world. It stretches along the Singel canal between Muntplein and Koningsplein, a row of houseboats converted into flower stalls that have been trading here since 1862. The reality is a bit less romantic than it sounds. The boats don’t really float anymore — they’re permanently
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