Those who decide to visit the flea markets of Vladimir can become the owner of unique gizmos, as well as get to know more about the history of Vladimir. Local flea markets are meeting places for ethnographers, antique dealers and lovers of antiquity.
Flea market "Shalopaevka"
At this weekend flea market (open from 10 am to 3 pm) you will be able to buy cup holders, badges, postcards, stamps, all kinds of boxes, lace, toys made according to old patterns, samovars, balalaikas, old Christmas tree decorations, ceramic figures, dishes, etc. other.
Flea market near the Central Market
This flea market allows anyone to get hold of a variety of vintage items that locals bring here on weekends (you can also find several sellers on weekdays).
Antique shops
A lot of interesting things can be found in the Vladimir antique shops:
- "Art Union Zebra" (Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 4-6): in this art and antique store you will be able to become the owner of a mortar with handles (3000 rubles), a samovar, an old piano (about 100,000 rubles), painting (abstraction, still life, landscape, socialist realism, portrait), graphics ("Waterfall" - 30,000 rubles; "Orchestra" - 5,000 rubles; "In the shade of palm trees" - 15,600 rubles) and others.
- “Russian antiquity” (Bolshaya Moskovskaya street, 19a): here they sell lighting fixtures, household and kitchen utensils, furniture, fine art, numismatics, porcelain, clocks, sculptures, icons, jewelry.
- “Collector” (Spasskaya street, 1a): the staff of this salon-shop invites everyone to buy items of numismatics, bonistics, faleristics, philately and philocardy. So, here it will be possible to acquire postage stamps, foreign and Russian banknotes, medals and badges, related goods for collectors.
Shopping in Vladimir
For souvenirs, it makes sense to go to the Torgovye Ryady complex. In addition, you can find what you want on the trays near the Dmitrievsky Cathedral and the Golden Gate. As for authentic gifts, you should go to the store of the Museum of Crystal and Lacquer Miniatures for them.
Plates, caskets, paintings depicting the Assumption Cathedral or the Golden Gate, patchwork, crystal, Mstera lacquer miniature, birch bark products, jewelry made of stones, various scarves, Babka-Yozhka (for a purchase, you should go to the store at the museum - the fairy tale "Granny Yagusya"), mead, printed and gingerbread with different fillings.
