The Belgian flea markets are very interesting places that deserve special attention. Here you can not only look at the product and marvel at incredible things, but also become their owner. At the same time, pay a very small amount. Locals call these places "brokante", which translates as "second hand".
Waterloo
In the parking lot near the central Carrefour store, there are long aisles where flea market vendors are housed. It sells antiques, books, jewelry and clothing. The latter can either belong to well-known designer brands or be second-hand. Both are in good demand. Here you can and should bargain. The more convincing and eloquent the buyer is, the greater the amount saved will be. This flea is open from 7 am to 5 pm on Sundays. Considered the best flea market in Belgium.
Tongeren
In the ancient city of Belgium, Tongeren, every Sunday, right from six in the morning, a huge flea market begins to work. Tourists and locals can buy antique suitcases, wooden buckets, various figurines, crystal, porcelain, chandeliers, clothes, shoes, souvenirs, decor items for the yard and more.
Brussels
Flea market Jets de Ball is the largest in the capital. This is a good place for collectors and lovers of antiques. Here you can buy old maps, coins, stamps, furniture, clothes, fashionable shoes and so on. It is located near a beautiful old church. The market is open on Saturdays in the morning.
The flea market in Sablon Square is open on weekends. It is considered one of the best in Europe. Here, merchants offer jewelry, antiques, paintings, household items, a variety of dishes and much more. The market is open from 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday and from 9 am to 2 pm on Sunday.
Bruges
Flea market in Bruges is located near the canal. Here you can find vintage, antiques and antiques. There is the very spirit and flavor of the city that the buyer can take with him in the form of a figurine, mask, porcelain, jewelry, lace, etc. There is a pavilion next to the market where you can eat and drink. Opens on Saturdays and Sundays from ten in the morning to six in the evening.
Antwerp
Here, when spring comes, sales time comes. Residents of the city can block an entire street in order to conduct a bid. Most often, flea markets are held in the north of the city, in the area located near the harbor. The trade takes place next to the street of antiquaries and the gallery "De zwarde panter". Here they sell interesting antiques at different prices. The market takes place on Sundays.
On Fridays, there is an interesting flea market-auction at Vräidagmarkt. Old furniture is displayed and trades are held here. An amazing detail: boxes are placed near the trees, in which a wide variety of things are stacked. You can delve into them from the heart and choose something for yourself. Moreover, it is completely free!
