Antique Shops

Lesser known than Brussels, the antique shops of Ghent are always a treasure trove of good finds. Located on the following streets: Onderbergen, Koornlei, Kraanlei. and Steendam.

Flea Markets

Located on the Rommelmarkt or the craft, fruit and bird markets are all tempting.

Antique Market

Around St. Jacobs Church during the weekends.

The Guild of Town Criers European Continent

Organizes city tours of the markets.

La Batte

Famous Sunday street market, stretching over 2 miles, perpetuating the tradition of the old medieval fairs. The people of Liege have been going to La Batte for generations. Today, some 500 vendors commandeer the wharves of the river Meuse every Sunday morning. From end to end, this represents more than 2 miles of stalls where the most diverse international products are on offer.

Antique Dealers

Grouped around the Old City and near the Cathedral.

Antique Shops

Chaussée de Waterloo and Chaussée de Dinant.

Brocante Fair in Ciney

This small agricultural town hosts a yearly flea market fair in its large covered market hall. Mid to end July. 15 miles from Namur.

Flea Market in Jambes

Along the river Meuse every Sunday.

Grognon Flea Market

Held in the pedestrian streets.

Belfry Market

A beautiful and typical antique market.

Annual Fair in Temploux

This is the biggest flea market in Belgium with more than two thousand stalls set up in the streets of the village of Temploux. A veritable feast for bargain hunters who are free to nose around at any time of day or night.

Antica

National antique fair gathering over 150 Belgian and foreign antique dealers. High-quality pieces. Accent on traditional furniture. Dates: November 3-11, 2007.