Flea markets in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is filled with flea markets, which are a beloved activity for many. Many people may associate going to a flea market with a warm summer day, but in fact, there are also many indoor markets held during the winter months. From small local street initiatives to large, well-organised and popular markets, we have compiled a list of Copenhagen’s best flea markets so that you are ready for a sustainable shopping trip or just a cosy day out.

Also, check out this calendar to keep a close eye on all the flea markets currently taking place in Copenhagen.

Gentofte Loppemarked

Every Sunday from 8-14 running from April 12 to October 4, right behind Charlottenlund station, you’ll find Gentofte Flea Market. It's one of the most significant and most frequent in Copenhagen, where you can buy furniture, clothes, homewares and much more. You can read more about the flea market on their website.

Loppetorv at Frederiksberg

This market takes place on Smallegade right by Frederiksberg City Hall. There are plenty of stalls with a mix of goods and different food available for purchase so that you can keep your blood sugar levels up and your head cool while you’re looking for your next bargain. You can read more about the flea market on their website.

Vera's Marked 

Veras Market is one of the markets that moves indoors during the winter months. In the summer, the flea market takes place under Bispeengbuen (between Frederiksberg and Nørrebro). In the winter, the market takes place in Nørrebrohallen, right next to Den Røde Plads. If you love stylish clothes, this is the place to shop! Although everything is for sale at Vera's Marked, the primary focus is on high-quality second-hand clothing. You can read more about the flea market and see the specific dates on their website.

Københavns Loppetorv

"Make Green Sense" is the motto of Københavns Loppetorv, located at Israels Plads every Saturday from March. Here, you can buy everything from socks to armchairs. They occasionally have themed Saturdays where they focus on a specific category, and you’ll be able to find exactly what you know you’re looking for. You can read more about the flea market and see the dates on their website.

Byens Lopper

Byens Lopper is a vintage and second-hand flea market located in the large gravel square by the metro at Trianglen in Østerbro. If you find a piece of clothing that doesn’t fit or has a minor defect, Byens Lopper always has a repair stand on the market, so you can get your new find repaired. At Byens Lopper, there will also be an alternative craftsman available so you can have a spiritual mini-session, such as a tarot or palm reading. You can read more about the flea market and see the dates on their Instagram. 

Københavnstrup Loppemarked

At Lundebakken 1 in Nordvest, a few minutes walk from Emdrup Station, you can go to this market. You can hunt for great flea market finds in quiet and green surroundings. You can read more about the flea market and see the dates on their website.

Ravnsborg Loppemarked

Four times a year, several streets join forces to host a great flea market. These are Ravnsborggade, Ryesgade, Skt Hans Gade and Ravnsborg Tværgade, where both residents and shops make a great virtue of holding a great flea market. In the streets, it is the residents who set up flea stalls, but at Ravnsborggade Multiplads you can set up a stand on a first-come, first-served basis. You can read more about the flea market on their website.

Værnedamsvej & Tullinsgade Loppemarked

Three times a year, Værnedamsvej and Tullinsgade host a huge street party where everyone is invited. In addition to entertainment and delicious food, there is a flea market where anyone can set up a stand, not just residents and shops. You can read more about the flea market on their website.

Rita's Blå Lopper

Rita's Blå Lopper is a traveling flea market that started in 2009 in Kødbyen and has since grown. The location changes from time to time, but you're guaranteed a cozy atmosphere and great deals on old gold. You can read more about the flea market on their website.

LoppeLinda

LoppeLinda changes location from time to time. Here you can find a selection of people selling personally, small shops, and entrepreneurs who have rented a stand. There will typically also be activities for children and the young at heart, such as a drawing booth or face painting. You can read more about the flea market and the locations and dates on their website.

Flea market in Bella

In Bella Centre Copenhagen, you can explore one of the country's largest indoor flea markets when the Flea Market in Bella takes place three to four times a year and opens its doors to a wonderland of antiques, recycling and flea market goods. At the Flea Market in Bella, you'll have access to a wide selection of unique items with stories from many different stallholders. Check the dates of the next flea market and opening hours via their website.