This large weekend market in Koło - an outlying district northwest of the centre - is Europe's largest antiques market. Attracting buyers and sellers from across the country this is exactly the place if you’ve ever wanted to own a Prussian helmet or set of palace doors from India (yours for 16,000zł). What else can you find? We’ve spotted pre-war posters advertising Polish toothpaste, early 19th century postcards, prewar bathroom fixtures and grandfather clocks. Vinyl records go for as little as 1zł. The golden rule is to haggle at all times. Paying the asking price means overpaying.
Open
Open 06:00-19:00.
Comments
27.02.2015
Grzegorz
Warszawa I think the information needs corrections in terms of running hours. Traders usually work on weekends from early morning till around 2 - 3 pm. If you'll come later you probably will find no one there. Just an empty square.
Comments
Grzegorz
Warszawa
I think the information needs corrections in terms of running hours. Traders usually work on weekends from early morning till around 2 - 3 pm. If you'll come later you probably will find no one there. Just an empty square.