Pick a date, find a market and plan your treasure hunt. Browse dates for the Iglica and Szewska markets, Sunday trading at Młyn and specialist shops open throughout the year.
When are you going treasure hunting?
Dates show the planned trading days. Where opening times are unconfirmed, we say so. Check for changes before travelling, especially on public holidays or in bad weather.
Where to browse for vintage finds in Wrocław
Compare markets and permanent shops. Categories describe the usual range, not what is on the stalls today.
Antique market by the Iglica
By the Iglica, ul. Wystawowa, next to Centennial Hall
An outdoor market for antiques, ceramics, glass and small collectables. Plan your visit around the dates of a particular edition.
- When to visit
- 08:00–16:00 on market days.
- Cost
- Free entry.
Good to know
Outdoors. The market does not take place every Saturday and Sunday. The mix of stalls changes from one edition to the next.
Antique market by St Mary Magdalene Church
Square at ul. Szewska and Wita Stwosza
Multi-day markets in central Wrocław. An easy stop on an Old Town walk if your visit coincides with a scheduled edition.
- When to visit
- Regular opening hours are not listed in the calendar. Confirm them before visiting.
- Cost
- Free entry.
Good to know
Outdoors. Do not assume that stalls trade around the clock or every weekend.
Młyn flea market
al. Poprzeczna 33/35
A Sunday market for second-hand goods and vintage finds. It is a general flea market: not every object is an antique, and the selection varies from one Sunday to the next.
- When to visit
- Sundays, 05:00–16:00, with public-holiday exceptions.
- Cost
- Current entry and parking charges have not been confirmed.
Good to know
No trading on Easter Sunday or Sundays falling on 1 January, 1 November, 25 or 26 December. The hours used here follow the market rules; older city listings give different times.
Antykwariat Naukowy bookshop
ul. Szewska 64
A permanent bookshop for books, old editions, maps and prints. Its online range also includes vinyl records; ask the shop about a specific title before visiting.
- When to visit
- Monday–Friday, 13:00–18:00.
- Cost
- Prices vary by item. Check availability before travelling.
Good to know
Indoors. Regular weekday hours do not confirm opening on public holidays.
Andrzej Jaworski second-hand bookshop
ul. Kuźnicza 43/45
Books, pre-war postcards, maps and prints. A useful address if you are interested in Wrocław’s history on paper.
- When to visit
- Shopping hours: call the bookshop to confirm.
- Cost
- Prices depend on the individual item.
Good to know
The published hours for buying books from the public are not treated here as confirmed shopping hours.
DAES antiques
pl. Kościuszki 15
Antiques and art: paintings, decorative arts, silver, porcelain, glass, jewellery and furniture. The shop also handles consignment sales.
- When to visit
- Call to confirm current visiting hours.
- Cost
- Agree prices, valuation fees and consignment terms directly with the shop.
Good to know
DAES is at pl. Kościuszki 15. The OPUS gallery listed on the same website has a different address: pl. Kościuszki 16.
Świebodzki market
Former Świebodzki railway station grounds, ul. Robotnicza 2
Another option for a Sunday browse through a wide range of goods. This is a general market rather than a specialist antique fair.
- When to visit
- Sunday trading is listed, but the market’s actual opening hours have not been reliably confirmed.
- Cost
- Current charges: check with the operator.
Good to know
PKP’s administration office hours are not market trading hours. This is why the market is not included in results for confirmed dates.
No matching places
This does not mean that nothing is happening in the city. We have no confirmed match for these filters. Try another date or clear the filters. Upcoming dates appear above the list.
Flea and antique market calendar
The Iglica market and the market by St Mary Magdalene Church run on specific dates. Młyn follows its own Sunday schedule. Dates are not automatically carried over to the following year.
Antique market by the Iglica
- 28 November 2026–29 November 2026Check this dateAdd to calendar
Past dates
- 24 January 2026–25 January 2026
- 14 February 2026–15 February 2026
- 21 March 2026–22 March 2026
- 23 May 2026–24 May 2026
- 13 June 2026–14 June 2026
- 18 July 2026–19 July 2026
- 22 August 2026–23 August 2026
- 19 September 2026–20 September 2026
- 17 October 2026–18 October 2026
Antique market by St Mary Magdalene Church
- 19 November 2026–22 November 2026Check this dateAdd to calendar
- 10 December 2026–13 December 2026Check this dateAdd to calendar
Past dates
- 26 March 2026–29 March 2026
- 24 April 2026–3 May 2026
- 28 May 2026–31 May 2026
- 24 June 2026–28 June 2026
- 9 July 2026–12 July 2026
- 23 July 2026–26 July 2026
- 6 August 2026–9 August 2026
- 27 August 2026–30 August 2026
- 10 September 2026–13 September 2026
- 22 October 2026–25 October 2026
Dates for the following year appear only once confirmed.
Three ways to spend a day browsing
Books, maps and old prints
Szewska 64 → Kuźnicza 43/45. Start at Antykwariat Naukowy, usually open Mon–Fri, 13:00–18:00. Call ahead before visiting the Jaworski bookshop. On market days, add the square at Szewska and Wita Stwosza to your route.
Check addresses and contact details →The Iglica market and a walk
Choose a market date first. After browsing, stay around Centennial Hall and the Pergola for a walk. The market runs on selected weekends, so do not plan a visit based on the day of the week alone.
Choose an Iglica market date →Młyn, then a lunch break
If you enjoy rummaging through a wide mix of goods, start at Młyn. Bring a bag and arrange collection with the seller if you buy anything bulky. Choose a lunch stop separately, checking its location and opening hours.
Find a Polish milk bar in Wrocław →What should you check before buying an antique?
A market’s name and a seller’s claim about an item’s age are no guarantee of authenticity. This checklist helps you ask the right questions; it cannot replace an expert inspection.
A quick checklist at the stall
- Look underneath, behind and inside. Check for repairs, cracks, missing pieces and alterations.
- Ask about its provenance, age and any repairs. If the seller mentions documents, ask to see them.
- Check that everything is present: lids, keys, fittings, pages, accessories and all parts of a set.
- Agree the final price, payment method and proof of purchase. Do not assume card payment is available.
- Agree on packing, collection and transport before paying. Heavy furniture needs a separate transport plan.
What to look for in different types of item
Porcelain and glass
Hold edges and handles up to the light. Look for cracks, chips and glued repairs, and check that pieces in a service match. A maker’s mark alone does not prove authenticity.
Books, maps and prints
Check the title page, publication date, page and plate count, binding and signs of damp. Ask whether a map or print is an original impression from the period or a later reproduction.
Furniture
Check stability, drawers, joints, fittings and repairs. Measure the piece and the route it will need to travel. A photograph alone cannot establish whether it is structurally safe.
Jewellery and valuable items
Inspect clasps, repairs and markings. A stamped fineness mark is not the same as an independent assay. For an expensive purchase, make the sale conditional on an assessment by an appropriate specialist.
Our buying tips are a starting point. We do not publish supposedly precise “typical prices”: condition, authorship, provenance and completeness can change an item’s value considerably.
Where can you sell old items or ask for a valuation?
A stall at the market
The organiser sets the stallholder terms for the Iglica and Mary Magdalene markets. Ask about available pitches, fees, vehicle access and permitted goods. Free entry for visitors does not mean a stall is free.
Contact the organiser ↗Books and printed material
The Jaworski bookshop buys books. Describe your collection and contact the shop first; acceptance of every title is not guaranteed.
Find out about selling books ↗Art and consignment sales
DAES offers consignment sales and advice on buying, valuing and selling. Agree on the inspection process, service fees and consignment terms before bringing in an item.
DAES services ↗Wrocław flea and antique markets: your questions answered
Where are Wrocław’s flea and antique markets?
The Iglica market takes place by Centennial Hall. The market by St Mary Magdalene Church is on the square at Szewska and Wita Stwosza. Both run on set dates. Młyn, at al. Poprzeczna 33/35, trades on Sundays, with the exceptions listed in its rules.
Is the Iglica market held every Sunday?
No. It runs on selected weekends. Check the calendar on this page and any updates from the organiser before travelling.
What can I visit today or this weekend?
Use the buttons above the list. Results distinguish between scheduled market dates, normal trading days and unconfirmed details. We do not label a place “open now” without confirmed hours and holiday exceptions.
Do the markets charge an entry fee?
Entry to the Iglica and Mary Magdalene markets is free. This says nothing about charges at other markets, parking fees or stallholder fees; check those with the relevant operator.
Where can I look for antiques on a weekday or rainy day?
Try Antykwariat Naukowy at Szewska 64, the Andrzej Jaworski bookshop at Kuźnicza 43/45, or DAES at pl. Kościuszki 15. Naukowy’s normal hours are Mon–Fri, 13:00–18:00. Call ahead before visiting the other two.
Will I find genuine antiques at a flea market?
You may find old pieces alongside modern goods, reproductions and handmade items. A market’s name is not a certificate of authenticity. Assess each item’s condition and provenance; for a valuable purchase, consider an independent expert opinion.
Why are Dąbie and Nadodrze events not added automatically?
Old market listings and one-off events are not treated as a current schedule. Date-specific results include confirmed editions or a clearly stated regular trading pattern.
Sources and checks
Information and opening hours checked: 14 September 2026 · Market dates checked: 28 October 2026
The calendar and the place information are checked separately; the dates above refer to the source checks, not the translation date.
- Organiser: dates, location and admission ↗
- PIK: opening hours and market overview ↗
- Operator: address, market rules and trading days ↗
- Bookshop: address, hours and stock ↗
- Bookshop: address and stock ↗
- Home page: book-buying service ↗
- DAES: address and contact details ↗
- DAES: stock and consignment sales ↗
- City of Wrocław: market directory ↗
- PKP: market contact details ↗
Market dates were checked against the organiser’s calendar, and addresses and stock descriptions against the venues’ own pages. Iglica opening hours were checked in PIK; the city market directory and PKP page were used for Świebodzki. The links below cover these checks.
Details were not confirmed by phone, and this guide is not presented as a report of a personal visit. “Needs confirmation” means that reliable details are missing, not that a place is closed. The map uses OpenStreetMap; pins show approximate sites or buildings.
Plans can change after a check. Młyn’s weekly dates are generated only for the 90 days following the review of its rules; beyond that, the tool asks for the schedule to be checked again.
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