Unitarg Hala Targowa
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MB80
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Dec 2016 • Friends
This outside market is situated about ten minute walk away from old town. They sell things like old kitchen-stuff, old books, old tools, fake lego and stuff I would like to call garbage. But it is fun to just walk around and see all the stuff. It's not a very big market. There is also a indoor market where they sell food.
Written December 5, 2016
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Jane H
Copenhagen, Denmark122 contributions
Oct 2014 • Friends
Plac Targowy Unitarg is locally known as Hala Targowa. There are markets there everyday, though sunday is by far the best day to go. This is when the everyday grocery market transforms into a full-blown flea market. This is as close as you get to an authentic Polish market feeling in Krakow. Only a 10 minute walk from the old town centre, and you are in antiques heaven. Noone speaks any English here, but you can get a lot of the way with hand signs and a calculator. The flea market packs up around 14 PM, so be there early. This is a great place to go before lunchtime.
Written November 12, 2014
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Sally Ann
Chichester, UK110 contributions
Oct 2016 • Solo
Get there early if you are a serious buyer. Otherwise 9am or even 10 is still OK. I went in October and got there at 10 and there was still loads of stuff to sift through. I bought a fab silver bracelet that I love - good price too. Haggle. Today we went again - got there at 3pm and it was all gone as the weather was miserable. Best time to go is in the morning. There are dedicated serious sellers with tables set up, as well as many lone private sellers selling rubbish - I guess it's all they have to sell which is very sad. One lady was standing there just selling a handful of ribbon :(
I'm not saying that everyone in Poland drinks a lot... but blimey - when I went in the morning the wave of vodka fumes hit me! They say they people sell stuff there so they can get their next Vodka fix. No idea if true! No one was drunk there though so don't worry about people falling around. Nice people, safe to go. Don't be daft with your cash - keep it hidden as you would anywhere.
I'm not saying that everyone in Poland drinks a lot... but blimey - when I went in the morning the wave of vodka fumes hit me! They say they people sell stuff there so they can get their next Vodka fix. No idea if true! No one was drunk there though so don't worry about people falling around. Nice people, safe to go. Don't be daft with your cash - keep it hidden as you would anywhere.
Written November 6, 2016
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Scott S
New Jersey1,745 contributions
Apr 2016 • Solo
I suppose if you are into flea/ junk markets - you'll enjoy rummaging here.
I think it is only a flea market on Sundays. The rest of the week it is a food market (which I prefer.)
The food stalls were closed on the Sunday Flea Market day.
I think it is only a flea market on Sundays. The rest of the week it is a food market (which I prefer.)
The food stalls were closed on the Sunday Flea Market day.
Written April 21, 2016
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Sylvia C
Dublin, Ireland20 contributions
Sep 2015 • Friends
on sunday,tram stops just outside,bargain area of town all ,lkinds of everything for sale,bring currency converter card as many people here have no English and can point to amount,euro/zloty,very crowded so beware of pickpockets,would go again as different goods weekly,good tobacco shop here just under railway bridge
Written October 6, 2015
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Trude2015
Bergen, Norway75 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
Worth the walk from the old town. Lots to se and buy, and absolutely possible to make a bargain! Especially silver, crystal, old tools, instruments and furniture. Did really enjoy it!
Written December 9, 2019
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Writer_Gurl1979
Warrington, UK171 contributions
Jan 2019 • Couples
Unitarg is located around 10 minutes from the central train station and a must for anyone who enjoys a good Sunday morning rummage in a flea market.
Expect everything from dismembered mannequins to WW1 German helmets, with a liberal sprinkling of books, magazines, flowers, groceries, bric-a-brac, militaria, pottery, paintings and lighting in-between!
Ranging from ‘official’ undercover stalls in the centre to individuals stood with just a handful of items on the fringes of the site, it feels authentically local and somewhat ramshackle, but extremely vibrant!
We picked up a nice vintage tea tray and a polish pottery candlestick for around £4, but could easily have brought back so much more if our suitcases had been bigger - especially the period lighting fixtures, which are stunning!!
A word of caution, a lot of the DVDs and military items look suspiciously fake or unofficial, so be sure to check them closely before parting with your cash.
The market is also filled with cigarette smoke (to a ridiculous extent) and especially in the undercover section; I have bronchitis so had to stay on the outside where the air is clearer.
Finally, this is not ‘the biggest flea market in Europe’ as some posts have claimed. You can easily complete a couple of circuits and see everything it has to offer in about an hour, but it will be an hour well spent!
Expect everything from dismembered mannequins to WW1 German helmets, with a liberal sprinkling of books, magazines, flowers, groceries, bric-a-brac, militaria, pottery, paintings and lighting in-between!
Ranging from ‘official’ undercover stalls in the centre to individuals stood with just a handful of items on the fringes of the site, it feels authentically local and somewhat ramshackle, but extremely vibrant!
We picked up a nice vintage tea tray and a polish pottery candlestick for around £4, but could easily have brought back so much more if our suitcases had been bigger - especially the period lighting fixtures, which are stunning!!
A word of caution, a lot of the DVDs and military items look suspiciously fake or unofficial, so be sure to check them closely before parting with your cash.
The market is also filled with cigarette smoke (to a ridiculous extent) and especially in the undercover section; I have bronchitis so had to stay on the outside where the air is clearer.
Finally, this is not ‘the biggest flea market in Europe’ as some posts have claimed. You can easily complete a couple of circuits and see everything it has to offer in about an hour, but it will be an hour well spent!
Written January 13, 2019
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weitung3
Coventry, UK33 contributions
Sep 2016 • Friends
They literally sell everything you can think of. From flowers, food and books to antiques, diving flippers and motherboards for computers. It was an array of everything they had in their homes, but a wonderful experience looking at all the items and got to buy a few hidden gems as well.
Written September 4, 2016
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WipedNWired
Dublin, Ireland184 contributions
Jul 2016 • Solo
Worth a wander on a Sunday but also very crowded and most items are speciality or housewares. Fun to see people's stuff though, and I bought some really nice raspberries from one of the few food vendors.
Written July 10, 2016
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Kelvin°
La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain441 contributions
This market is one of the best saturday morning programme! If the sun is shining and you fancy having fresh vegetables on your table for the next week, just grab your boy-/girlfriend and visit this place full of healthy and beautiful products straight from Polish growers! Sundays, you'll find an interesting flea market with small miracles to fall in love with!
Written February 18, 2015
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Czy plac targowy jest otwarty tylko w niedzielę?poszukuję kupić lustro duze
Leszek W
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Plac targowy jest czynny cały tydzień
Is there any place in krakow where i can find fake goods? Such as fake handbags or maybe some belts?
Maryam A
Berlin, Germany121 contributions
Hi,
Does anyone know if the market would be open on 1st of January?
Thanks and Happy New Year
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