Amsterdam markets

From Monday to Saturday, yes: the Albert Cuypmarkt, the Dappermarkt, the Ten Katemarkt and the Waterlooplein flea market all trade six days a week. On Sundays those street markets are closed and the Sunday markets take over. Each market page gives the days it trades.

None of the big daily street markets. Sunday is for art and makers: Art Amsterdam Spui from March to December, plus Sunday Market at Westergas, Museum Market and Pure Markt, each on certain Sundays of the month. The city also lists a Sunday antiques and art market on the Nieuwmarkt from May to November.

Not at most markets. The ones marked free entry say so themselves. The street markets are held on public streets and squares and publish no entry charge, though they do not state that it is free. IJ-Hallen is the exception: it charges admission, € 6.50 for adults.

By the stall counts published, IJ-Hallen in Noord, at 600 stalls, one weekend a month. Among the daily markets, I amsterdam counts about 300 stalls at Waterlooplein, 260 at the Albert Cuypmarkt and around 200 at the Dappermarkt.

Because the published times disagree. Where a market's own site, I amsterdam and the city's market data give different hours and we could not settle it, we show the days only and explain the difference on the market's page.