TOP 10 Most Famous Flea Markets in Kyiv

The multifaceted Kyiv can surprise not only with its diverse amusements and modern branded boutiques, but also with places that will not leave you indifferent. True treasure troves of antiques, where you can find unique items from different eras. Such places include Kyiv's famous flea markets, which will help you buy not only a unique, but also a truly interesting item from times gone by.
The Petrovka (Pochaina) Flea Market
Near Pochaina metro station it has always been busy, since it was here that, from the years of Ukraine's independence, the largest book and general merchandise markets existed. Now one of the city's most famous flea markets is located here. Many interesting things are sold here, among which you can find both an expensive ancient icon and a high-precision microscope. The items at this flea market can become either a valuable museum exhibit or the finishing touch to retro interior decor.
Address: Verbova St., 19
The flea market near Darnytskyi Market
Not far from Darnytskyi railway station, for decades now, rows of antique goods have filled Yaltynska Street on each market day. Among them are many household items, objects, as well as spare parts no longer available in stores, both for vehicles and for old models of appliances. Old clocks, spare parts, clothes, souvenirs — the range of goods can be the most unexpected.
Address: Yaltynska St., 3-5
The Kureniivka Flea Market
For more than 40 years, the flea market in Petropavlivska Square has helped lovers of antiques find something unique for their collection of old things. Here you can find not only quirky telephone models, but also something useful for everyday life: luxurious knitted doilies, practical teapots, durable manual meat grinders, or Soviet toys.
Address: Petropavlivska Square, 1
The Antique Market at Nyvky
A true treasure trove for philatelists, numismatists, bibliophiles and cartographers — this flea market is located in the Sviatoshynskyi district. It is a truly popular place for those looking for unique coins, old stamps or incredibly beautiful tableware.
Address: Shcherbakivskoho St., 47
The flea market at Karavaievi Dachi
Karavaievi Dachi, known to locals as the Radio Market, is a place where people often find not only stolen mobile phones, but also genuinely noteworthy antique items. The most popular are old models of household appliances, mobile phones, various devices and many interesting things that can be bought here on weekends. If an old appliance breaks down, the Karavaievi Dachi flea market offers every chance of finding the part needed for repair.
Address: Ushynskoho St., 4
The Flea Market at Livoberezhna
Walking along Brovarskyi Avenue, be sure to pay attention to the market for antique items, which has long become a favorite place for collectors. At first glance, it may seem that there is just junk and unwanted things here, but in fact, among the many items, it is possible to find a magnificent museum exhibit, elegant jewelry, a valuable stamp, an old photograph or a unique weapon. On the last Saturday of the month, the International Exhibition Center hosts a meeting of collectors, antiquarians and lovers of antiquity. Here they can not only buy a valuable antique item, but also put something up for sale. The main distinguishing feature of the local crowd is that everyone present is a true connoisseur of top-class antiques, not just passersby or amateurs.
Address: Brovarskyi Ave., 15
Kurazh Bazar at VDNH

For 5 years in a row, an annual book fair has been held at VDNH in the first days of September. Its uniqueness lies in the sale not only of new editions of various books, but also of old copies of books. Among them you can find not only traditional printed books on a variety of subjects, but also books in Braille, audiobooks and electronic editions. Address: Akademika Hlushkova, 1
The flea market at Dnipro station
This unique fishing-themed flea market is located near Dnipro metro station. It usually sells original fishing goods, made not only in factories but also by hand. “Smart” feeders, fishing hooks, a wide variety of bait, fishing nets — this is only the minimum of what can be found there. Some of the market's goods are rare items that were found on the bottom of the Dnipro or stored in storerooms since the last century.
Address: Nabrzhne Highway, 25/3
Kyivness — Vintage Market
Kyivness is a unique format of antique market that does not have a permanent location or schedule. It has its own page on Facebook and Instagram, where the dates of its events are announced. Sometimes these are the old halls of 20th-century mansions, sometimes modern exhibition centers. At such a vintage celebration, items by foreign haute couture designers are featured: Prada, Celine, Gucci, YSL, Vince and others.
Admission is paid, and the event usually lasts two days.
Large collector gatherings at Livoberezhna
On the last Saturday of the month, the International Exhibition Center hosts a meeting of collectors, antiquarians and lovers of antiquity. Here they can not only buy a valuable antique item, but also put something up for sale. The main distinguishing feature of the local crowd is that everyone present is a true connoisseur of top-class antiques, not just passersby or amateurs.
Address: Brovarskyi Ave., 15
Sobonia Charity
Since the start of the war, more and more attention has been paid to charity. That is how the charity project for animals, Sobonya Charity, came about. It takes place periodically in Kyiv’s historic Andriivskyi Descent, where anyone who wishes can buy an exclusive item and thereby help raise funds to restore an animal shelter.
Address: Andriivskyi Descent, 13B