I love this furniture shop in the center of Haarlem and the customer service is great. If your…read morelooking for great furniture, then stop by here first. We got a beautiful blue antiek cabinet from here. Koningstraat is one of my favorite streets to shop in Haarlem.

I live about 4 blocks from this Antique Centrum and never walked inside before. Friends told me to…read morevisit and I'm glad they did. It is huge and winding with all types of items for sale. From affordable to quite pricey. It's really too much to see in one visit or in a hurry. I enjoyed looking old Delft ceramic squares. There is also a bar that is connected to it, which is quite cool. Not far from the Prinsengracht and Leidseplein by foot, bike or tram!

Absolutely love this place, you really need quite some time in here so be prepared to dive in deep…read more The space is quite large and the price range is vast. There is something for everyone and I believe the prices are somewhat flexible. There are independent stands witting the shops and plenty of people to help you and answer your questions. If your into antiques and looking for some rare finds and deal this is an absolute must in Amsterdam! I will definitely be back and ill budget in at least an hour in here.

Wonderful shop to browse for ideas or shop for unique or sustainable furniture. I always say why…read morebuy cheap and unreliable furniture when you can buy sustainable furniture. Customer service is friendly and professional. The shop is busy but they are always open to answering any of your questions. It's definitely worth visiting if you are interested in adding some character to your place.

I've been a regular here for the past three years. It's about as unique an experience as I can…read morethink of. Although I seldom make a purchase I return to see what's new. There is eye candy galore. Much has changed for the better in the past three months. Today another Hungarian truck stood in front of the door ready to unload. What was he bringing? Don't leave without visiting Cousin Louis across the alley.

After spending a few hours in the antique shops around the museum district and walking away…read moreempty-handed, I thought I'd give this shop a try. I'd passed it several times on the tram and it's mentioned in one of the travel guides I read. What a gem of a shop. It's like walking into your elder relative's over-packed attic. It's all food-related stuff, but what a range of it! Definitely things in there I couldn't begin to identify, but the shop owner is kind and happy to chat. I found a small cardboard box stuffed with old Delft tiles. Granted, I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure I paid about 25% of what they were charging for very similar ones at the upscale antique shops down the road. You can easily spend an hour in here, but take care not to bump into anything or you might get buried.

This is place is an easy addition to a trip to the City Museum and its wonderful, packed with great…read morestuff, and the guy who runs it is always interesting to talk to. And when I say packed I mean really, really packed with amazing items from old, fabulous and long closed restaurants, hotels, train station cafes. My only problem is that as much as I say that I will only look I always come away with a new treasure.

When at Ij Hallen, time for treasure hunting. This place is…read moreabsolutely great ! Whatever you are looking for, you will find it there. I went there with some friends, one of them had been looking for a board game for years. A very rare one, impossible to find. Guess what ? She found it there for 14€ ! I bought myself a raclette tabletop grill for only 5€. And my boyfriend found this amazing Santana record. What misses I guess would be better food trucks. But, there is Poffertjes ! #greatplace

If you are moving, go and sell your 'abandoned' there. If…read moreyou just moved, go and get the best bargains in town. It is astonishing how huge it turns out. I have not seen this many people in Amsterdam since I arrived last year. Shirts price ranged mainly from 2 to 3 euro. And accessories can go as low as 1 or even cheaper, depends on whether the owner likes you or not. I got a painting for 1 euro. Another thing is be prepared how you got to carry your shopping home. Ahh, maybe you should eat before heading there if you don't want to be stuffed by patat. Such an experience in Amsterdam. For visitors and more for the locals. Get ready, once a month ONLY. The north is growinggggggggg.

A lovely quaint little shop, you could find anything in here!…read more They sell mostly ornaments, door knobs, soaps, stamps, keyrings, coat hangers, plates, cupcake holders, teapots, etc. Downstairs, (down a very narrow windy stairs) there is second hand furniture, so you could be lucky if you're on the look out for something specific.

This place is perfect for little Knick knacks! So many cute things and all very very reasonably…read morepriced! If you're a tourist looking for keepsakes this place is perfect for gifts!