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LoppeLinda i StefansGade is a real gem in the vibrant district of Nørrebro in Copenhagen. Formerly known as Nørrebro Loppemarked, this flea market is known for its distinctive atmosphere and offers a rich tapestry of vintage and antique treasures. Once set against the historic yellow walls of the Assistens Kierkegaard Cemetery, it has now found a new home on Stefansgade, just a block away, where it retains its unique charm and vibrant atmosphere.
The market was founded in 1986 by a group of local traders with the aim of bringing joy to the community. It quickly became a popular fixture in the area. As Denmark's narrowest and longest flea market, it once stretched 333 metres along one side of the pavement in Nørrebrogade, near the famous antique street, Ravnsborggade. During the summer months, the shops on Ravnsborggade spill out onto the pavement and blend seamlessly into the vibrant atmosphere of the flea market.
Despite its small size, LoppeLinda i StefansGade offers a diverse range of items to suit all tastes and interests. Visitors can expect to find vintage furniture, antiques, art, jewellery, old watches and vintage photographs, among many other treasures. A treasure trove for dedicated collectors and casual browsers alike, the market offers exceptional finds for those willing to delve into its many stalls.
To make the most of your visit to LoppeLinda i StefansGade, arrive early. The market's best deals are often snapped up quickly, so arriving at the opening ensures access to the most desirable items. Also be prepared to haggle. Bargaining is part of the flea market culture and is often expected by the sellers.
Once you've had your fill of the flea market, why not explore the many attractions in the Nørrebro district? The Assistens Cemetery is a historical site well worth a visit. It's the final resting place of many famous Danes, including Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard. And there are plenty of cafes and restaurants to enjoy along the way!
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