Jakuševec
Zagreb, Croatia
- Flea market
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Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Even though a lot of valuable things could be found, a lot of it is also junk. The place is not paved, organized, structures aren't well-kept and many sellers come with old and polluting vehicles. Also, since there's a lot of space, this area can be redeveloped into a business/residential complex similar to that in Oslo and Belgrade to make the city look more developed, arranged and have more job opportunities. Moj najdrazi shoping centar! My favorite place to spend Sunday morning ( if I am not in church :) ) So that's most popular open space Market in this region. Literally have as Croatians says "From needle to Locomotive" . You can spend hours and hours from earlier in the morning to afternoon walking in the Slums. Do you look some antique stuff or clothes or anything you can imagine. Second hand or new things. Cars, bikes, boats, parts... Everything is there. That's must visit Croatian Market. Most famous weekend flea market in Zagreb. Must see if you are here. Its so authentic, interesting. Lots of people. You can everything here, from needle to train :) There is also the largest car fair in Croatia near by. Best to visit during the morning hours: from 7:30, 8... You can small restaurants that offers food and drinks. Ili volite ili ne ... Ja obožavam :) Good place to get lucky and literally everything. Its open on Sundays and people come from 7am. From tools and clothes to used cars you will a big array of almost everything. They also have food stands to eat burguers and cevapi (burguer meat like deep fried served with some kind of pita bread) and grah (a soupy stew made with beans and beef or pork meat) also chicken and pork in sticks, sausages, fried sardines and some other delicious stuff A different approach to the classic tourism in Croatia Lovely flee market. Open every Sunday If you know what you want to there , you can it. We found several interesting items there. If you like such places where you can see different portraits and different dimensions of life and society, dont miss it. I bought a wooden decorative spoon made in ussr at 5 kuna :o Real Marketplace, great place for rare things. One of the most interesting places in Zagreb Kinda messed up. Had to walk on a dirt road for like 30 mins to get there. It’s a lot of trash. Didn’t buy anything. Like, broken cellphones. Depends what you’re looking for. If you’re looking for clothes, you’ll mostly be fishing through dirty piles for off brand euro sportswear and woman’s pants. Good luck. Kinda messed up. Had to walk on a dirt road for like 30 mins to get there. It’s a lot of trash. Didn’t buy anything. Like, broken cellphones. Depends what you’re looking for. If you’re looking for clothes, you’ll mostly be fishing through dirty piles for off brand euro sportswear and woman’s pants. Good luck. People in Zagreb seem to be needlessly rude, pissy and snarky, so if you come with the hopes of cozy chat and haggle vibes, give up on it. Now. Once you've done that, you're in for a thrifting treat, unseen anywhere else in the entire continental part of Croatia. Religious people do pilgrimages to Međugorje, this place is the Međugorje of thrifty people. Good luck going home without some rare tech doodad. Pro tip: make sure your ride to Zagreb doesn't consist of impatient people. You'll drive them nuts. Fantastic Market. All in all new and 2nd purchased here. a Lot of good stuff amd bad stuff Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.
Opening hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 7:00 AM to 3 PM |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 7:00 AM to 3 PM |
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- Sajmišna cesta, Zagreb, HR
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