Five insider tips for flea markets in Switzerland

From music and antiques to clothing and sneakers all the way to glittering lamps: from September to December, you can find it all at the Neubad in Lucerne. The best part? The unique, cool atmosphere! This flea market is held in a former indoor swimming pool. Once you’ve found a few hidden gems, you can enjoy a tasty snack at the bistro.

The Plainpalais flea market has been held on the Plaine de Plainpalais in Geneva for an incredible five decades. Every Wednesday and Saturday and on the first Sunday of every month, you can find anything and everything amongst the countless stands at this legendary flea market.

Can’t imagine anything worse than waking up early? No problem! We’ve got the flea market for you: the Night Flea Market at the Markthalle in Basel. This flea market starts in the evening and, thanks to its bars and street food stands, is even a fun alternative to a night of clubbing. The Night Flea Market is held from September to December.

The record exchange takes place in the charming city of Baden once a year. Vendors sell vinyl at around 70 booths over a total area of 600 m². The event is the perfect opportunity for music lovers, collectors and DJs to pursue their passion: digging through crates for the best and rarest finds.

Books, picture frames and other dusty treasures: every Sunday, antiques lovers find what they’re looking for on the Via Canova and the Piazzetta San Rocco. A traditional flea market for everyone who enjoys strolling along charming alleys searching for the perfect vintage crystal lamp for their living rooms.