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Antiek- en Curiosamarkt Apeldoorn is the largest market of its kind in the Netherlands and is known throughout the country and far beyond! This popular flea market takes place three times during the summer (in July and August) and is always a busy affair. It is a much anticipated event and vendors bring a wide variety of vintage and antique items for visitors to admire. Strolling through the many stalls at this market is an ideal opportunity to indulge in a little nostalgia and perhaps pick up a memento or two from the past.
The stalls at the Antiek- en Curiosamarkt Apeldoorn have distinctive red and white roofs. This makes it impossible to confuse this wonderful flea market with any other. The many stalls are uniformly arranged in a large, open, paved area in the central market square of the city, making it very easy to walk up and down each row of vendors, guaranteeing that you will not miss anything. It can get a little crowded in these rows, especially since there are so many treasures to be seen both left and right as you walk down, so it may be best to arrive as early as possible on these rare market days. Of course, this flea market is best enjoyed when the weather is nice, but each and every stall is covered, so a light shower is no hindrance to the treasure hunt.
The sellers at the Antiek- en Curiosamarkt Apeldoorn are an eclectic mix; some are professional dealers, others are passionate collectors themselves, and then there are those who have recently cleared out their attics and have laid it all out for visitors to see. It is possible to buy dishes, toys, small pieces of furniture, clocks, garden decorations, books, records and many other trinkets and decorative items from years gone by. There are refreshment stands at strategic locations throughout the market to keep your energy up for the bargaining!
Antiek- en Curiosamarkt Apeldoorn is the largest market of its kind in the Netherlands and is well known throughout the country and far beyond. As this popular flea market only takes place during the summer, it is always a busy affair and a much anticipated market for both locals and visitors from further afield.
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