Hungary
Budapest, Nagykőrösi út 156
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I went there with my family and partner. It is a great place for antique treasures and there are many very interesting items. We enjoyed our time there, but I was a little bit disappointed with the service. If you go there, make sure you go there knowing the value of the items you are interested to look at, as people there try to sell you items way too expensive when they see you are a foreigner. Also, some sellers when you are just looking at items are just way too forceful. But on the other hand, there were real treasures there and some very friendly and knowledgeable people. We have seen many World War II antique items, paintings, antique furniture, pictures. There is this amazing camera shop. It had several antique old-fashioned cameras in this hidden little room. If you go there this little place is a place that you MUST visit. I have included an picture of that place. There are some little buffets where you can go and get some refreshments. I think parking is a little bit tricky but it is not impossible to find. SO if you get a chance do go there and have a look around, but be careful with the pricing of the items!
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Very good close to 100 year old artifacts.
It’s an adventure Need to prepare to cross the highway with your sonic high speed!! Scary but lots of fun!
Nice place to look around..you can be delighted by their custikee service..happy faces and nice attitude..Love the place tbe most in Budapest..
I went there around noon on Friday and not so many shops were open but some still. I got some stuffs for myself but wanted to have more if I had enough cash. So make sure to bring enough cash! Some venders speak English but mostly not, if you are German speaker there are more chance to talk to them to get little bit of discount. I got some discount by negotiating in German:) Anyway, it was relaxed atmosphere on the weekdays and for me it was worth to go there even it is a bit far from central.
The “Ecseri” Flea Market is quite well-known among locals and tourists. It is located a little bit outside of the city center and can be reached in approximately 40 minutes with public transportation from the Central Market Hall. But the visit is worth the ride! Like most large flea markets and antique fairs, you never know what you will find if you look. Sunday is less crowded than Saturday and many vendors are happy to talk with customers about where something came from, or even what it says.
Worth the trip. Amazing treasures, trash, and possibility. Bring your creativity.
Amazing flea market. Must go to Ecseribazar, really helpful, welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable and what they have is actually unbelievable. Actually breath taking to see the history.
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