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Museum Market
One Sunday a month the Museumplein, the lawn between the Rijksmuseum and the Concertgebouw, gets a row of stalls. Museum Market is an art and design market where the goods are made or collected by the people selling them: art, fashion and accessories, things for the home, paper and craft goods, jewellery, objects and children's toys. There is food and drink as well. Entry is free. The Sunday Market organisation lists it among its regular locations.
Plan your visit
When to go
The market runs from 10am to 6pm. I amsterdam describes it as the third Sunday of the month, but the dates do move: the market's own calendar for the rest of 2026 lists 15 November and 13 December. In October it moved because of the marathon. Check the calendar on the market's site before you plan around it.
Good to know
Entry is free, and you pay per stall. The market is outdoors. The Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk are all on the same square, but they sell their own tickets and are not part of the market.
Common questions
- When is Museum Market?
- One Sunday a month, 10am to 6pm. The market's own calendar lists 15 November and 13 December 2026.
- Is Museum Market free?
- Yes. Both the market and I amsterdam say entry is free.
- What can you buy?
- Art, design, fashion and accessories, things for the home, jewellery and children's toys, made or collected by the sellers.
Other markets nearby
- ZuiderMRKT Oud-Zuid
- Albert Cuypmarkt De Pijp
- Plantenmarkt Amstelveld Centrum
- Bloemenmarkt Centrum
- Boekenmarkt Spui Centrum
- Art Amsterdam Spui Centrum