Waterlooplein Market Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Waterlooplein Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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There is no fee to visit Waterlooplein Market, but if you want to do more than browse, bring a bit of cash for food or shopping. Walking tours of Amsterdam often visit the market and typically start at around US$66 per person.

You can buy nearly everything under the sun at Waterlooplein Market, from vintage clothing to housewares and decorative items. It’s a great place to pick up vintage records, too, often at great prices. There are also food vendors at the market selling snacks of all sorts.

If you're coming from Amsterdam Central Station, you can get to Waterlooplein Market in around 15 minutes on foot or less than 10 minutes by bicycle. Hop-on hop-off buses also stop nearby. You can also take the tram (line 14) or the metro (line 54) to the Waterloo stop.

No, Waterlooplein Market is not open on Sundays. It’s only open Monday–Saturday, with most vendors opening at around 9:30am and closing around 6 pm. If you want to avoid crowds, come on a weekday morning. Saturday is the busiest day at the market.

Yes, visiting Waterlooplein Market is worth it for most visitors, and it’s a must-visit if you’re into thrifting, antiquing, or just shopping in general. It’s also a great place for photographers, with lots of stalls stacked with interesting objects that can make for some images.