If you want to experience the real Amsterdam then you should visit one of the numerous street markets that the city has to offer. Here our Top 5.
ALBERT CUYPMARKT Albert Cuypstraat The favourite market for Amsterdam locals since 1905. Vendors offer a wide range, from fresh veggies, fish or fruit to accessories, clothes, flowers and fabrics. Dutch treats like hering or stroopwafels are a Must. Open daily from 9 h – 17 h, closed on Sundays. More info
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BLOEMENMARKT Singel Likely the best-known market in the city centre with stands floating on the canaloffering plants, bulbs, seeds and flowers. How about bringing home a bag of bulbs and have tulips from Amsterdam blossoming in your garden? Open daily from 9 h – 17:30 h, Saturdays open from 11:00 h.
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NOORDERMARKT Jordaan Located at Prinsengracht this market’s history stretches back to the Golden Age.A traditional fleamarket on Mondays with antiques and second-hand goods. On Saturdays an organic food market.Open Saturdays 9 h – 16 h, Mondays 9 h – 13 h. More info
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WATERLOOPLEIN MARKET Waterlooplein 2 The city’s oldest flea market is located in the centre of Amsterdam. Get a taste of the local culture browsing through market stalls offering second-hand and vintage goods, antiques, books, music, art and clothing. Open Monday – Saturday 8:30 h – 18 h. More info
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ZuiderMRKT Jacob Obrechtstraat 44 This busy neighbourhood market is frequented by shoppers who love fresh food products from local farmers: ‘Run by locals for locals’. You should try out the delicious fresh made crepe or authentic Indonesian food made on the spot. Open Saturdays from 9:30 h – 17 h. More info