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What to do and see in Norway, Norway: The Best Flea & Street Markets
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1. Gamle Lier Stasjon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
At Gamle Lier stasjon you will find Godslageret's second-hand shop, Lille station - fabric / quilt and gifts, the local newspaper, welfare and activity center, and Lier Art Society. There is also Café Toget, 3 authentic train wagons from the 1960s with coffee, food and pleasant environment. Spring, summer and fall market held on Saturdays. Lier Stasjon was built in 1872 and was in operation for 101 years. After the closure station buildings have been rehabilitated and are used to small shops and businesses.
2. Antik & Bruktmarked - Kadettangen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Close to the beautiful island of Kalvøya, Kadettangen is the peninsula containing Sandvika´s longest running Antiques & Vintage market. Situated inside during the winter, and outside during the summer, the market attracts large crowds looking to tap into our 25+ years of experience in bringing you the best antiques and the highest value for money in the whole region. Open every sunday, all year!
3. Julebyen Egersund
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By felixt84
"Julebyen Egersund" is a yearly tradition where there is a big Christmas market. The surroundings are extremely cozy and it's a very nice place to go on a family trip. There is a nice hotel just 20 metres away from the attraction. This is an experience like no other! Highly recommended. Fourth time going this year.
4. Slit 'an! Vintage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Vintage and retro store run by top model Enok Groven.
Reviewed By emiliefoynn
I adore this shop. The venue is rather small, which gives it the "hygge" touch. Anyhow, the well picked selection is pretty big I'd say. Clothes are hanging from corner to corner, and from era to era. In "Slit'an! Vintage" you can get fancy little purses from the 20s, a cool suit from the 60s, an elegant blouse from the 50s or just generally cool clothes from the 80s +++. Enok, the owner is super nice, and not to mention helpful. He has a lot of experience from the fashion industry and will gladly help you find your way through this big little shop.
5. Fish Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6,640 reviews
Reviewed By JeanneJ739
We walked through 3 times in our day in Bergen at different times. Great displays including monkfish (ugly), smoked whale meat (we had a taste), live king crabs and lobsters, sea urchins and much more. Behind the counters of fish were tables that got busy around lunch time. You could get a variety of seafood sandwiches, a variety of hot seafood, whale burgers, paella, reindeer sausage, etc. fresh berries of many kinds made beautiful displays at each end of tge market.
6. Vestkant Torget Antique Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler46695057644 - Oslo, Norway
This is a charming market, with a large range of things on offer. You will find antiques, vintage and retro stuff, within wide ranges of glass, china, clothing, jewelry, both precious and otherwise. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed, and there is a stall towards the back were they sell coffee, waffles and hot dogs. not to be missed!
