Attended the Metz Flea Market in Feb2009, located inside the Metz Expo building, plenty of parking. Stayed at the nearby (no frills) Bonsai Hotel about 2 blocks away, ask the attendant where the Metz flea market is (ou est le marché aux puces de Metz?) Dogs allowed at the hotel & the flea market, we brought our Collie, no problem.... More

It's true that this market is a little more expensive then Tongeren, Belgium or other markets in Germany or Holland. The reason is because the items are French and French items have a higher demand and value in the US and abroad - especially in comparison to German, Dutch and Belgium antiques. The market is large and the prices are... More

we had a wonderful time.. just wish it would stay open a little while longer.. More

Just got back from the Aug 6 Metz flea market, and I agree with the writer of the 7/05 review. We had heard such great things about the market, and were very disappointed. We also left without buying anything. The reason: as compared to Tongren, very high prices and not as many dealers. Not sure if there is a better... More

I went to the Metz flea market on 7/16/05. There were 5 rooms of vendors there selling lots of "old" things, but everything was so overpriced it was ridiculous! I went with my husband and a friend of mine and her husband and we all walked out without buying a single thing! If you want to go to a market... More

Great flea market, rivals that of Tongeren in Belgium. Everything from antique furniture to china/pottery to fabrics to mint condition Starsky et Hutch pencil boxes. It's not outdoors, it's in a collection of buildings called the Technopole on the southeast side of town. Easy to reach by car. Cash and carry only. Temperamental ATM on-site. Lousy on-site restaurant. More