Exploring flea markets while traveling can be a great way to get a better feel for a country’s culture and history. It’s always interesting to peek into the past. Here are the three best flea markets in Europe.
Portobello Road Market, London, England
Located in the heart of Notting Hill, Portobello Road Market is a mile-long weekend market. it has countless stalls full of antiques, vintage clothing, collectibles, and just fun finds. Plus, don’t forget to snag a picture at the famous Nothing Hill bookshop from the Julia Roberts movie.
Feira da Ladra, Lisbon, Portugal
The Feira da Ladra, or “Thieves’ Market,” is one of Europe’s oldest flea markets. Every Tuesday and Saturday, you can stroll through the historic streets of the Alfama neighborhood to discover fun and eclectic items. You’ll find antiques to vinyl records. It’s a great way to learn about the history and local life in Lisbon.
Mauerpark Flea Market, Berlin, Germany
The Mauerpark Flea Market is a hub for Berlin’s bohemian spirit. The market has amazing second-hand clothing booths, unique handmade crafts, vintage dishes, and, of course, food stalls. After browsing the flea market, you can check out the Mauerpark amphitheater for open-air karaoke. It’s a Berlin tradition that never fails to entertain.
