Waterlooplein Flea Market

The largest flea market in the Dutch capital is a must for any tourist program. In the Netherlands, where flea markets have existed since the XIX century, a real flea culture has developed.

No one locals will not turn their tongue to call a small old bazaar, on Waterloo Square near the city hall, a flea market. Moreover, every tourist who wants to see not only the ceremonial and museum face of the city, locals will be advised to go to the oldest and most interesting market in Amsterdam in search of rarities.

Today you can buy original clothes – from stylish T-shirts with unusual drawings and vintage things to military uniforms and accessories from Africa and Asia. One of the small shops offers clothes and bags decorated with a stamped pattern - a reproduction of famous works by famous artists (Famous Painters Wear).

It is worth paying attention to the racks with the creations of young designers who sell their creations in Waterloo Square before they begin to enjoy great success. In addition, on the market you can buy rare books, posters, discs, outlandish jewelry, unique souvenirs, try traditional Dutch food and even get a tattoo.

In addition to the crowds of idle curious, regular visitors to the market are Amsterdam fashionists and freaks of all stripes, as well as theater artists and serious collectors. Unlike other flea markets, this market starts around noon and runs until late at night.