Num's directory maps 12 flea, book and weekend markets in Amsterdam — which days each runs, and why early beats cheap.
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The regular fixtures are simple. Waterlooplein runs Monday to Saturday, the Noordermarkt flea and the Lapjesmarkt fabric stalls are a Monday-morning affair, and the Noordermarkt turns organic food market on Saturdays. The one people plan trips around is the IJ-Hallen at NDSM in Noord, billed as Europe's largest flea market, which runs roughly one weekend a month; check the dates. At all of them the dealers do their buying in the first hour, so the best pieces go early and the bargains come late.
Antiques, vintage and fabrics around the Noorderkerk on Monday mornings, 9:00 to 14:00, with the old lapjesmarkt along the Westerstraat (I amsterdam). On Saturday the square is the organic farmers' market.
The Oudemanhuispoort passage between Kloveniersburgwal and Oudezijds Achterburgwal has second-hand book stalls Monday to Saturday (Where is the market), a dry option on a wet day.
Several of the weekend markets here run once a month, not every week, so check the date before crossing town.
Num's directory maps 12 flea, book and weekend markets in Amsterdam, plus a thrift store.
On Monday mornings, alongside the Lapjesmarkt fabric market on the Westerstraat. On Saturdays the square hosts an organic food market instead.
The IJ-Hallen at NDSM in Noord, held roughly one weekend a month. Take the free ferry from behind Centraal.
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