Prague Flea Markets 2026: Days, Addresses, What Still Runs

The one year-round weekly flea market we could confirm in Prague is Bleší trhy Praha at U Elektry 7 in Vysočany: every Saturday and Sunday, 6:00–14:00, entry CZK 50. This is the market older guides call Kolbenova; it moved in June 2016. The community Heřmaňák market in Holešovice runs on the last Saturday of the month from March to October, so its 2026 season is over. Antiques lovers have the ANTIQUE fair on 26–29 November and the collectors' market in Buštěhrad on selected Fridays. Around Prague checked organisers' websites and prague.eu on 2 November 2026. EUR 1 was CZK 24.35 that day.

Prague flea markets at a glance

Bleší trhy Praha at U Elektry

Prague City Tourism calls this the largest flea market in Czechia. The operator, Flohmarkt s.r.o., says the site covers over 50,000 m². You will find used goods and curiosities next to cheap new goods, and private people also sell things from home.

• Days and hours: Saturday and Sunday 6:00–14:00, and you must leave the site by 15:00. Prague City Tourism lists it as open January to December.
• Tickets: CZK 50 at the turnstiles, CZK 30 for ages 13–17 and over-70s, free for children up to 12 and ZTP card holders. Cash or card. Price list valid from 1 November 2024.
• Food and toilets: stalls sell lángos, sausages, soup and gyros. Toilets cost CZK 10.
• Rules: under-15s need an adult, dogs stay on a lead, and larger dogs need a muzzle.
• Holidays: the operator publishes no holiday schedule. Before Christmas weekends, call +420 777 121 387.

How to get to U Elektry

• Tram 8 stops at U Elektry and runs through Náměstí Republiky, Florenc and Palmovka (metro B), according to the PID timetable. The market's own page also names tram 25, but on 2 November PID showed line 25 as Bílá Hora–Výstaviště, without this stop.
• On 7–8 November 2026 trams do not run between Florenc and Palmovka. Take metro B to Palmovka and change to tram 33, which stops at U Elektry on those two days.
• By car: CZK 100 per car (CZK 150 for vans, CZK 50 for motorbikes), plus entry per person. The main car park holds about 600 cars and the overflow about 200. The operator suggests arriving around 5:30.

Heřmaňák in Holešovice

This community market fills Řezáčovo náměstí in Prague 7 on the last Saturday of the month, March to October, 9:00–14:00. Prague City Tourism listed 2026 dates from 28 March to 31 October. On those Saturdays from April to October, it replaces the regular farmers' market on the square.

The 2027 dates were not published on 2 November. If the pattern holds, the first date would be 27 March 2027 (our calculation). The only market contact on prague.eu is the Facebook page blesakhermanak, so check there first. The Saturday farmers' market continues until 19 December.

Antiques: not flea markets, but worth knowing

ANTIQUE fair: the 55th Fair of Antiques and Art runs on 26–29 November 2026 in the New Town Hall (Novoměstská radnice) on Karlovo náměstí. Thursday to Saturday 10:00–19:00, Sunday 10:00–17:00. Entry CZK 150, students and pensioners CZK 100. It is a sales fair run by the Asociace starožitníků dealers' association, not a flea market.

Antik sběratelské trhy in Buštěhrad: a market west of Prague, founded in 1975, at Kladenská 683/72. It runs on selected Fridays, and the next date is 13 November 2026. The site gives both 7:00–11:00 and 7:00–12:00, so come early. It is known for paintings, postcards, stamps, porcelain, clocks and military items from both world wars. The organiser's calendar did not show later dates, so check before you travel.

Old listings we could not confirm

Many travel pages still list these. Treat them as closed until an organiser says otherwise:

• Terminál Žižkov: its website no longer loads, and the Prague Now guide reports it permanently closed.
• Tylovo náměstí: we found no flea market dates. Prague City Tourism says even the farmers' market on the square is off in 2026 because of reconstruction.
• Náplavka and Náměstí Míru: we found no organiser page or 2026 dates for a flea market at either place.
• Klementinum antique market: we found no organiser page or 2026 dates.

Before you buy

• Cash: entry can be paid by card, but the market says nothing about payment at stalls. We would bring small notes (our advice).
• Timing: the gates open at 6:00 and the market ends at 14:00, so it is a morning trip.
• Old items: Czech Customs says items of cultural value can leave the country only with an export certificate. Originals by living artists are exempt. If you are buying old art, books or military pieces to take home, ask first.
• Bags: flying out the same day? See our guide to luggage storage in Prague.

For food markets and farmers' markets, see our guide to Prague's markets. From 28 November, the Christmas markets take over the centre.

Flea markets in Prague: common questions (FAQ)

Is there a flea market in Prague every weekend?

Yes. Bleší trhy Praha at U Elektry 7 is open every Saturday and Sunday, 6:00–14:00.

Is the Kolbenova flea market still open?

Not at the old site. The market moved from Kolbenova to U Elektry in Vysočany in June 2016.

How much does the Prague flea market cost?

CZK 50, or CZK 30 for ages 13–17 and over-70s. Children up to 12 enter free.

Is the flea market open in winter?

Prague City Tourism lists U Elektry as open January to December. Heřmaňák stops after October.

When is the next Heřmaňák flea market?

Dates for 2027 were not published on 2 November 2026. By the usual pattern, it would be 27 March 2027.

Sources: Bleší trhy Praha homepage, prices, visitor rules, directions, FAQ and history, prague.eu Flea Market, Heřmaňák flea market, Heřmaňák farmers' market and Tylovo náměstí, PID tram lines and Florenc–Palmovka closure, New Town Hall, Antik sběratelské trhy, Czech Customs, Prague Now, Czech National Bank. Checked on 2 November 2026; confirm dates before you go.

See also: Prague Outlets and Shopping, 9 Farmers' Markets in Prague, Prague Transport, Is Prague Safe?, Best Time to Visit Prague, Prague Walking Tours.

Photo: a stall at the flea market in 2007, when it was still at Kolbenova (cropped). jamtea, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

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