Flea Market at Naschmarkt

nice place. real flea market. for antique collectors, you have to look very carefully. not many antiques but I found some real bargains

Fantastic Flea Market. Just one ubahn stop from the Opera, the market is at the entrance of the station so you won't miss it! Loads of stalls with everything from old vinyl to cameras, crockery and the odd bit of junk! It seems pretty safe and all of the stall holders are friendly. You can grab a coffee or something stronger in the food market next door. There are public toilets just at the edge of the market, opposite the Wagner buildings. Probably best to bring cash for your trip!

What an atmosphere!!! Went in the morning and it was the right amount of busy. Stalls are a little pushy but that's what you expect. Most spoke English and the pricing wasn't too bad. Lots of choice and a very nice place to spend a couple of hours

I love this place - lots of interesting stuff both cheap and more expensive. I recommend to come early in the morning- it’s a bigger chance to find treasures. However if you come close to the end (around 12-13), you may find really small prices. Don’t forget to bargain!

Junk yard with 90% Balkan sellers. Obviously, all decent items were sold long time ago, and sellers are trying to sell their left overs for €10 and up per piece. A lot of broken goods, sellers are rude, almost impossible to bargain. If buyers don’t want to take the items with a such ridiculous price they insult them in Serbian. Yes, most of the items are extremely overpriced. If at regular fleamarket you can find a vintage brooch (nothing special, no name) for €2-4, here they want €10-20. Couple of sellers had antique-boutique style stalls well organized with good selection, but the prices there start from €70 and to infinity. I do not recommend. If you decided to go just don’t have high expectations.

Amazing experience throughout the flea market! I love one of the vintage stall run by this lady who is very nice and sweet. Her selection of clothes are displayed neatly and they are all exceptionally pretty!! I was there on a Saturday 8am and they’re almost packed up by 2.30pm

Quit a good place to search old staffs. And the food market, many different countries styles restaurants are also next to it. Easily to find international foods and vooking materials.

Fun flea market with a wide variety of things. They have everything from cutlery, to old cameras and candlesticks, many antique objects and also some food options around the market. Prices are pretty reasonable and it’s a genuine flea market and not over-commercialized.

nice place. real flea market. for antique collectors, you have to look very carefully. not many antiques but I found some real bargains

Fantastic Flea Market. Just one ubahn stop from the Opera, the market is at the entrance of the station so you won't miss it! Loads of stalls with everything from old vinyl to cameras, crockery and the odd bit of junk! It seems pretty safe and all of the stall holders are friendly. You can grab a coffee or something stronger in the food market next door. There are public toilets just at the edge of the market, opposite the Wagner buildings. Probably best to bring cash for your trip!

What an atmosphere!!! Went in the morning and it was the right amount of busy. Stalls are a little pushy but that's what you expect. Most spoke English and the pricing wasn't too bad. Lots of choice and a very nice place to spend a couple of hours

I love this place - lots of interesting stuff both cheap and more expensive. I recommend to come early in the morning- it’s a bigger chance to find treasures. However if you come close to the end (around 12-13), you may find really small prices. Don’t forget to bargain!

Junk yard with 90% Balkan sellers. Obviously, all decent items were sold long time ago, and sellers are trying to sell their left overs for €10 and up per piece. A lot of broken goods, sellers are rude, almost impossible to bargain. If buyers don’t want to take the items with a such ridiculous price they insult them in Serbian. Yes, most of the items are extremely overpriced. If at regular fleamarket you can find a vintage brooch (nothing special, no name) for €2-4, here they want €10-20. Couple of sellers had antique-boutique style stalls well organized with good selection, but the prices there start from €70 and to infinity. I do not recommend. If you decided to go just don’t have high expectations.

Amazing experience throughout the flea market! I love one of the vintage stall run by this lady who is very nice and sweet. Her selection of clothes are displayed neatly and they are all exceptionally pretty!! I was there on a Saturday 8am and they’re almost packed up by 2.30pm

Quit a good place to search old staffs. And the food market, many different countries styles restaurants are also next to it. Easily to find international foods and vooking materials.

Fun flea market with a wide variety of things. They have everything from cutlery, to old cameras and candlesticks, many antique objects and also some food options around the market. Prices are pretty reasonable and it’s a genuine flea market and not over-commercialized.