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Flea Markets in Toronto: Shop 'till you drop!Flea markets are good places to find stuff you think you won't find. Aside from the cheap / reasonable prices, they are varieties of products you could choose from. Though it could be sometimes crowded in some markets, it's worth it especially when you find what you really want. These markets have free admissions. Visit the following flea markets and have fun shopping: Downtown TorontoDowntown Park Farmers and Merchandise Market Over 600 vendors. Good deals on fresh vegetables and fruits. Yes, they do have clothing, shoes, jewellery, electronics, computers, toys, housewares, furniture, personal items, CDs / DVDs and kids amusement area. When hungry, head to the international food court. Their Antique Market is new. Free parking. Hours of Operation: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Web site: www.dpmarket.com Dr. Flea's Flea Market Have you see the doctor? Well, perhaps, almost everybody (if not all), knows this market. With 400 stalls, indoor shopping is never better. It's a climate-controlled building, so, even if it's crowded, it's still comfortable. There's something for everyone here: clothing, comic books, carpets, vegetables, bread, fish, vegetables, electronics---and many many more! They also have international products, such as Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian, Asian, Indian, etc... Free parking. Hours of Operation: Sat. & Sun. 10 am - 5 pm Web site: www.drfleas.com
Merchants' Market This market place has 250 stalls. They have electronics, crafts, clothing, bags, accessories, new and used items, china wares and stalls that accept customized jewelery at reasonable prices. Hours of Operation: Toronto Weston Flea market Opened in 1992, this market has 60,000 sq ft area. It has 200 vendors that offer a variety of of goods and services. You can find everything here you can find in the malls but not everything here you can find in the malls. They sell fresh fruits and vegetables, too. Experience a culinary delight at their international cuisine food court. Discount shops are everywhere. Open: Saturday: 10:00am - 6:00pm; Sunday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Web site: www.torontowestonfleamarket.com Lawrence East Market Place It's a flea market, antique market and farmer's market in Scarborough. Inexpensive products in discount shops / stallsL Ladies Clothing, Children Clothing, Jewellery, Leather Goods, Luggage, CD's, Toys, Tools, Shoes, Furniture, Lingerie, Perfume, Watches, Computers, Sunglasses. New and used furniture / electronics are also available. Jane Finch Market The Sunday Market has created a name for itself for unbelievable bargains over its 30 year history. Conveniently located in Greater Toronto at Jane Street and Finch Avenue inside Jane Finch Mall, the Sunday Market attracts over 22,000 visitors every Sunday, and more than half a million people a year. It is one of the oldest markets in the country. It is the abundant deals to be had or perhaps the staggering variety of unique merchandise, just to name just a few reasons. It could be thrill of treasure hunting through second-hand goods, bragging about the AMAZING deals on clothes, home furnishings and decor; discovering a unique collectible or a gorgeous piece of gold jewelery, music and books you thought were long extinct, or just the thrill of bartering with vendors, that continues to draw crowds. Hours of Operation: Website: http://www.janefinchmarket.com The Pickering Markets Thos is one of the largest flea markets in Canada with 450 vendors / stalls. The huge food court is a must-try for everyone who'll visit this market. They literally have everything here. Name it and they have it! Hours of Operation: Sat. & Sun. 9 am - 5 pm MissasaugaFantastic Flea Market Brampton47 Flea Market Jours of Operation: Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Brampton Town Flea Market Hours of Operation: Sat. 10 am - 6 pm; Sun. 10 am - 5 pm Website: www.bramptonfleamarket.com Fabulous Flea Market Hours of Operation: Saturday & Sunday 10 – 5 Go back to the top page of Flea Markets in Toronto Tourist Attractions | Festivals | Dining | Gay Toronto | Museums | Shops / Flea Markets | Nightlife | Arts & Culture | Beaches | Explore Toronto Free | Tours | Parks | Sports | Around Toronto | Winter Events
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