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Gielda Odziezy Uzywanej (Secondhand Clothes Market)
This market is dedicated to secondhand clothes, and is located in a large yet cramped warehouse. The space is completely full of tables and stalls which are organized according to types of clothes, such as trousers, T-shirts, shoes, jackets, and much more. Each table is usually a disorganized jumble when it comes to finding your size, however, and shopping here requires the patience to do lots of rummaging. Those with a careful eye will be rewarded however, as there are often some really great finds and bargains, and most of the garments are in very good condition.
Opening times: Mon - Fri 11 am - 6 pm, Sat 10 am - 2 pm
Chlodna 3
00-981
Warsaw
Rozycki Bazar
This classic Warsaw market has been going strong since the late 19th century, and it is one of the few markets in the city that has preserved its old-world appearance. It still features old-fashioned wooden booths selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, cheese, and other food. You can also find a variety of clothing, shoes, and household items. Keep an eye on your belongings here, as pickpockets are not uncommon.
ul. Targowa 54
03-733
Warsaw
Russian Market
This market has for some reason inspired a series of urban myths, and therefore has perhaps a more intriguing reputation than it deserves. According to legend, you used to be able to buy any kind of Russian military item here, though now the selection is much more mainstream, if still a bit shady. The items for sale include very cheap electronics, CDs (most of them pirated), sportswear and knock-offs of brand name clothing, and a random assortment of tools and household items.
Stadion Dziesiecolecia
03-910
Warsaw
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