The biggest flea market in Budapest selling antique and old jewelry, postcards, books, china, lamps, stamps, cameras, etc. The best selection is on Saturdays.

XIX. Nagykőrösi út 156

The market teems with both antiques and rubbish (though, some antiques often turn out to be rubbish and vice versa). There are also a lot of pirated CDs, books and game cartridges.

XIV. Zichy M. út 14 (Városliget)

A traditional market selling meat, fresh fruit and vegetables.

VI. Lehel tér

Clothing, shoes, silks, household goods, handbags, electronic goods, towels are cheap there, but the quality sometimes leaves much to be desired. Don't forget to haggle (using any language you know).

VIII. Kőbányai út 21-23

It is surely more than just a market. Built by architect Samu Petz in 1897, Központi Vásárcsarnok was restored in 1994. Today the market teems with all kinds of fresh produce, meat, cheese, grocery, flowers and Hungarian specialities, so it is not only a tourist attraction, but also a place where those who live nearby buy food. The mezzanine level houses folk-art booths and snack bars. In the basement level there are fishmongers, pickles, a grocery store and a shop selling colonial produce.

IX. Vámház körút, 1-3