Kolaportid Flea Market Tours and Tickets

Kolaportid Flea Market is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 5pm. It occasionally opens on additional days around public holidays. Plan to arrive around opening time for a less busy experience, as crowds typically grow throughout the day.

There is no entrance fee to visit the Kolaportid Flea Market. It is recommended to bring cash when visiting the market, as not all vendors accept cards. If you don’t have cash to hand, you can find ATMs close by on Austurstraeti Street or near the market’s street entrance.

Kolaportid Flea Market is within an industrial building across from Reykjavik's Old Harbor. The Reykjavik Art Museum is next door, and the Saga Museum is just a short distance away. If you get hungry after an afternoon of shopping, swing by Baerjarins Beztu Pylsur for some Icelandic hot dogs.

Plenty of treasures can be found at Kolaportid Flea Market, including vintage clothing, homewares, jewelry, and antiques. It is a popular spot to purchase second-hand books, records, and artwork, while handmade sweaters and blankets make great souvenirs.

Yes, there are stalls selling food at Kolaportid Flea Market. You can try Icelandic delicacies, such as dried fish and fermented shark, and there are stalls selling many different kinds of licorice candies. A café in the corner of the market is a good spot to enjoy a pastry and coffee.

Yes, haggling at the Kolaportid Flea Market is common, especially if you’re purchasing multiple items from a single vendor. Your best bet is to gather all the items you are potentially interested in buying and bring them to the vendor with a price in mind (that way, you'll know what you are willing to pay before they offer you a cost).