Travelers who decide to visit the flea markets of New York will be able to see a large number of antiques and original things in one place, as well as have fun and usefully spend time, at the same time buying whatever their heart desires. These places are must-see because they allow you to become the owner of something unique at an affordable price, and besides, every year there are fewer such outlets (hurry up to visit the flea markets that still exist).
Brooklyn Flea Market
On weekends, this market will not only be able to acquire antiques, vintage clothes, jewelry boxes, dishes and furniture in an industrial style, exquisite accessories (pay attention to the designer jewelry of young designers), cowboy hats, vintage plates with a menu from an old cafe, original souvenirs and exclusive handicrafts, but also buy fresh food, and taste quality street food (prices are not low, but there are many who want to try local dishes).
Hell's Kitchen Market
The goods displayed by the sellers in this market are diverse and are presented by both new and old things - cameras, photo frames, beautiful mirrors, jewelry, plates, second-hand clothes, in particular, furs, decor items, antique furniture (for sane the amount you can buy furniture of the 18th century in fair condition) and other goods.
The Antiques Garage Market
Travelers will discover this flea market on weekends at 112 West 25th Street (open from 6 am to 5 pm) and is popular with collectors, art lovers and the discerning public. Items for sale here are hanged by collection and year. It should be noted that the market will also be able to purchase paintings, old frames, dishes and lamps. Since the flea market is deployed in a large hangar, wandering through its ruins is comfortable in any weather, without fear of rain or the scorching sun.
Soho Antiques Fair Market
This market, which unfolds on Sundays and Saturdays, awaits those wishing to become the owners of genuine leather goods, antique furniture and interior items.
Artist & Flea Market
Located on West 15th Street, this marketplace gathers young designers and artists, antique dealers and antiquities collectors. If you spend more time searching, you will be able to find hidden treasures among the counters with ordinary vintage.
Pre-christmas market
It is worth noting that a month before Christmas, a flea market opens in Union Squares ($ 1 is charged per visitor for entry): they sell antique wall clocks, handmade soap, beads, pots of unusual shapes for flowers and other pleasant trifles.
