This is really worth a visit. I was there on Sunday morning and rummaged around for an hour before buying some lovely china tea cups and saucers. (There are lots of cafés all around the square for coffee, breakfasts and snacks if you need a...More

It is always interesting to visit markets in foreign cities. We had an enjoyable hour wandering around the stalls. I can’t say we were tempted to buy anything....it was much more junk and very few antiques.

On weekdays everything is much cheaper. At around 1pm many stallholders will start selling everything at one euro per piece (house clearance stuff, nothing fancy) and there will be boxes of discarded stuff you can have for free. Sure, it´s all junk, but you may...More

We did not specifically plan to visit and came across it by chance on a Saturday morning. It was however a nice surprise and we wonder around the stall for a while browsing. The goods varied from tiny earrings to knight's body armour. Lots of...More

Is this a flea market ? Really ? That looked more like a dump and a junkyard. Small place with really low quality stuff and almost not even one piece of decent antics. Do not spent time to go there.

This market was a stroll from the city centre and there was some decent shops along the way. It is a flea market so there is a lot of rubbish for sale. A lot of brass, glass and silverware for sale that didn't interest us....More

A little bit strange. For some reason I thought the sellers would have tables to sell their items on, like car boot sales in the UK. Open boxes over the floor, very messy.