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IJ-Hallen Flea Market Amsterdam is known for its vast array of second-hand treasures and unique finds. Situated in the NDSM Wharf, a former shipyard turned creative hub in the northern part of the city, IJ-Hallen has become a must-visit destination for locals and tourists ij hallen. Spanning over 25, ij hallen, square feet, IJ-Hallen is one of the largest indoor flea ij hallen in Europe. It typically takes place once a month, with hundreds of stalls and vendors setting up shop to showcase their eclectic wares.

Go treasure hunting at the biggest flea market in Europe — where bargain hunters and shopping lovers unite! IJ-Hallen is a huge second-hand market in Amsterdam that sells almost everything. Once a month, two industrial warehouses are filled with stands that sell second-hand clothes, shoes, antiquities, jewellery, books, and even furniture. Stalls are also set up in the outdoor area between the two buildings. A quick ferry ride from Amsterdam Central takes you to an absolute treasure trove of bargains and special finds.

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About IJ-Hallen is a huge second-hand market in Amsterdam that sells almost everything, ij hallen. Watch this video for a short tour of the markets, and interviews with IJ-Hallen merchants and shoppers.

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Go treasure hunting at the biggest flea market in Europe — where bargain hunters and shopping lovers unite! IJ-Hallen is a huge second-hand market in Amsterdam that sells almost everything. Once a month, two industrial warehouses are filled with stands that sell second-hand clothes, shoes, antiquities, jewellery, books, and even furniture. Stalls are also set up in the outdoor area between the two buildings. A quick ferry ride from Amsterdam Central takes you to an absolute treasure trove of bargains and special finds. The area is full of market stands, people, food stalls, and an eclectic atmosphere. For a fun and budget-friendly adventure, IJ-Hallen is a must-see! Visiting Amsterdam is easier and cheaper with a "City Pass". With one card you can go to most tourist destinations without other tickets. Comparison of Amsterdam city passes and discount cards.

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With around outdoor stalls indoor stalls in winter it is the largest regular flea market in the Netherlands and one of the biggest in Europe. On arrival it is a short walk from the ferry towards the former shipyard area. The market is normally hosted in a large former ship building warehouse and the area outside. Prices are cheap and open to negotiation. This is not really the place to look for high-end antique pieces though you might find that gem of a bargain if you get there early.

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Watch this video for a short tour of the markets, and interviews with IJ-Hallen merchants and shoppers. With one card you can go to most tourist destinations without other tickets. Watch this video for a short tour of the markets, and interviews with IJ-Hallen merchants and shoppers. For a fun and budget-friendly adventure, IJ-Hallen is a must-see! Comparison of Amsterdam city passes and discount cards. Comparison of Amsterdam city passes and discount cards. Findorffmarkt, Bremen. Not all vendors will be able to provide a bag for that vintage coat or antique vase. Karl-August-Platz Market, Berlin. Berliner Weihnachszeit at the Rotes Rathaus, Berlin.

Image by amsterdive. I am a flea market aficionada. I like the digging and the bargain hunt, I like the non-curated disorder of it all but, most of all, I love to look at objects and imagine their story, and how they have served someone else before arriving in my hands.

Exact dates are confirmed on the website. Automarkt, Essen. Latest articles. A quick ferry ride from Amsterdam Central takes you to an absolute treasure trove of bargains and special finds. Bring small change — very useful for when you have negotiated a good bargain! Date and Time IJ-Hallen is a weekend event that typically occurs once every month. Not all vendors will be able to provide a bag for that vintage coat or antique vase. Take bus 35 to Ataturk, or buses 91 or 94 to Klaprozenweg. It can be cold in the warehouses, so wear some warm clothing. Take bus 35 to Ataturk, or buses 91 or 94 to Klaprozenweg. Once you reach Amsterdam North, it is only a 5-minute walk to the market halls head towards the right once you get off the ferry. Visiting Amsterdam is easier and cheaper with a "City Pass".