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Kolaportið flea market entrance in downtown Reykjavík, recommended by Handpicked Iceland

Kolaportið flea market interior crowded with vintage items, art, and shoppers in Reykjavik.

Traditional Icelandic wool sweaters at Kolaportið flea market

Display of handmade sea salt soaps with botanical toppings at Kolaportið flea market in Reykjavik.

Cozy indoor cafe lounge area with seating and string lights at Kolaportið flea market in Reykjavik.

Collection of vintage paintings, chests, and decorative objects

Kolaportið Flea Market

Reykjavik, Iceland

Reykjavík

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Indoor

Local food

Made in Iceland

Taste fermented shark and dried fish at the food stalls, then go hunting among more than 50 independent sellers: antiques, records, trading cards, jewelry, hand-knitted lopapeysa sweaters, handmade soaps. Every stall has a story; sometimes the conversation is the treasure. This indoor weekend market, in the old customs house by Reykjavík’s harbor, dates back to 1989.

Jólaportið, the yearly Christmas market, opens November 14. Visit the tens of new vendors and their Christmas themed products and the bakery, that sells Christmas cookies and hot chocolate.

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