Antiekcentrum Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Antiekcentrum Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Break away from your computerscreens, tablets and smartphones... sometimes you have to go out and discover your new amazing collectible items in the flesh. So... 

Antiekcentrum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (of course)

Amsterdam boasts a bustling antique and vintage market scene but there's an indoor market as well. Looking like a little antiques shopping mall, Antiekcentrum Amsterdam (Antiques Centre Amsterdam), is a maze of 55 to 70 stalls with all kinds of different wares. Despite unassuming entrances, it's a treasure featuring vintage jewellery and watches, small furniture, toys and memorabilia, paintings and other art, glassware, ceramics, small signs and vintage advertising materials... and more. Vendors may not always be present, but there are service bells and a help desk. Prices are negotiable. With its cozy ambiance and year-round operation, you'll find something any day, except Tuesdays!

More information on the website of Antiekcentrum Amsterdam, or read more in our short article about different markets in The Netherlands.

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