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Travel<br />
FLOHMARKT AM MAUERPARK<br />
Why:<br />
This market has been around since 2004. It<br />
may be a newbie compared to some of the<br />
markets listed here but it will still leave you<br />
satisfied if you're on a thrifty trinket hunt.<br />
Source items to spice up the wardrobe or<br />
home and this includes retro threads, local<br />
designer T-shirts, shoes, vintage vinyl and<br />
offbeat stuff. If you're hungry from all that<br />
neck-craning and price-haggling, grab a curry<br />
bratwurst and refuel yourself :)<br />
Where: Bernauer Strasse, Berlin, Germany<br />
When: Sunday, 9am-6pm<br />
HELL’S KITCHEN FLEA MARKET<br />
Why:<br />
If patience is something you lack, flea markets in<br />
general might not be a good option to purchase<br />
items because flea markets require a little more<br />
effort and strength especially in digging and<br />
negotiating the final price on your desired item. At<br />
this market, you will find that furniture, vintage<br />
clothing, jewellery and retro decorative items are<br />
negotiable. Worth the effort if you don't want to<br />
break the bank.<br />
Where: West 39th Street between 9th & 10th Avenues, New<br />
York, USA<br />
When: Saturday and Sunday, 9am-5pm<br />
MERCAT DE LA BOQUERIA<br />
Why:<br />
La Boqueria has become the most emblematic<br />
of all Barcelona’s markets, having been born<br />
from a travelling market. Today, the structure,<br />
the situation and atmosphere make it a mustsee<br />
for many tourists. It is an impressive,<br />
colourful market with fruit and vegetable<br />
stands, tapas bars and Spain's Catalan cuisine.<br />
Where: La Rambla, Barcelona, Spain<br />
When: Monday to Saturday, 8am-8:30pm<br />
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