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Sunday Market

Sunday Market Amsterdam is a creative art, fashion & design market, where designers, artists, craftsmen and other creatives sell their own goods directly to the man on Sundays. In short, shopping for art, fashion & design at many beautiful stands. Funky products, tasty snacks, live music and much more.

Zuidas Markt

You will find a wide range of products on the market. The market entrepreneurs know the ropes, know what real service is and also give you as a customer full attention. It is the basis of the Zuidas Market.

Waterlooplein Market

The market on the pleasant Waterlooplein is the oldest flea market in the Netherlands. There are about 300 stalls here. From vintage cameras to second-hand books and the latest fashion, every stall is different and unique. You can sample delicious Italian, Lebanese or Greek snacks at the various food trucks. The market is open from Monday to Saturday.

Bos en Lommerweg Market

A cozy market on the Bos en Lommerweg in Amsterdam. There are about 35 market stalls. You can find anything and everything, including clothing, kitchen utensils, fruit, vegetables and fresh herbs. All ingredients to prepare a good meal are also for sale. You can visit the market every Wednesday and Saturday.

Ten Katemarkt

The Ten Katenmarkt is a neighbourhood market with international allure. In this large open-air market in the Kinkerbuurt, you will find delicious street food stalls in addition to your daily groceries. The market is located next to 'De Hallen' where you will find a cinema, library and indoor food court. The market is open from Monday to Saturday.

Antond de Komplein Market

The market offers a wide range of local and foreign vegetables, fruits, fish, clothes, domestic appliances and music. Mondays, Thursdays & Friday from 9.00 to 18.00.

Tussenmeer Osdorp Market

Situated on a bustling shopping street in Osdorp, find more than 60 cosy Amsterdam market stalls parked in front of the shops every Tuesday. This multicultural market is located between Osdorpplein and the Osdorp Shopping Center. Visitors will always find a wide choice of the most diverse market goods.

Westerstraat Market

The Westerstraat market in Amsterdam is a weekly market with 212 stalls, held on Mondays in the Westerstraat in the Jordaan district. There are many stalls with fabrics and patches. The market is therefore also called 'the cloth market'.

Book market Spui

Come rain or shine, this old-fashioned book market takes place on the bustling Spui square every Friday. About 25 booksellers gather here every week to sell their collections of old, rare, second-hand and out-of-print books.

Van der Pekmarket

The market on the Van der Pekstraat in Amsterdam North is a combination of contemporary and new with authentic and familiar. It is a bustling market where both the bargain hunter and the connoisseur feel at home.

Markt Ganzenhoef Bijlmer

In Ganzenhoef you have a weekly market on Saturdays between 9:00 and 18:00. Ideal for the early birds but also for those who want to sleep in. The products, colours and scents at this market in Southeast show that you are in the most multicultural district of Amsterdam.

Dappermarkt

Over the years, this neighbourhood market between Mauritskade and Wijttenbachstraat has grown into a fully-fledged six-day market with a worldwide range. This market is open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 17:00.

Farmers Market Haarlemmerplein

Every Wednesday there is a farmer's market on the Haarlemmerplein from 10:00 to 17:00. Mainly organic products are sold on the market. What is special is that behind the stalls are often the people involved in the production of the food. If you want, you can ask the maker all your questions directly.

Buikslotermeerplein Market

In the city center of Amsterdam Noord, you will find the nicest market in this district. Under the smoke of the large shopping center Boven 't Y. On this market you will find almost everything you need in the Food and Non-Food area. The market takes place Tuesdays to Saturdays.

Organic Market Zeeburg

For more than 10 years, there has been an organic market every Wednesday on the Van Eesterenlaan in Zeeburg. Vegetables, fruits, nuts, cheese, olives, raw food, bread, mushrooms, vegetarian roti, pizza, Lebanese mezze, fish and grilled chickens.

Lindegracht Market

This general commodity market on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. is over 900 meters long and has a great diversity of market products. This market was first held in the year 1894. And now, with 232 stalls on Saturdays, a busy market in a real Amsterdam working-class neighborhood: the Jordaan.

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