7 Amazing Flea Markets In Washington You Absolutely Have To Visit
Jessica Wick
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Every flea market enthusiast knows there are lots of rewards for being a patient shopper. Sometimes you have to dig a little to discover treasures — but when you do, you’ll discover some truly one-of-a-kind finds! Washington is full of vintage shops and flea markets that boast some of the best antiques and wares you’ll ever find — and some pretty impressive bargains, too! Put on some comfy shoes and get ready to shop — here are the seven best flea markets in Washington:
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Did you know about these amazing flea markets in Washington? Which ones are your favorite? Share them with us in the comments below, and be sure to let us know what treasures you’ve come across at the market!
And you know, flea market shopping and antiquing tend to go hand in hand. So while you’re out searching for treasures, check out these beautiful Washington antique shops.
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What are some iconic places to go shopping in Washington?
When it comes to iconic places to go shopping in Washington, there's one place that's at the top of everyone's list: Pike Place Market. It doesn't get much more 'iconic Washington' than Pike Place Market. A bit about this well-known place:
- Pike Place Market is a public market in Seattle that overlooks the Elliott Bay waterfront on Puget Sound
- It serves as a place of business for many small farmers, craftspeople, and merchants
- Named after the central street, Pike Place runs northwest from Pike Street to Virginia Street
- The market is easily Seattle's most popular tourist destination, and actually, the 33rd most visited tourist attraction in the entire world
- It attracts upward of 10 million visitors each year
- Pike Place Market opened on August 17, 1907, making it one of the oldest continuously operated public farmers' markets in the U.S.
Does Washington have any thrift stores?
Bargain lovers, rejoice! There’s definitely no shortage of incredible thrift stores in Washington. You’ll find plenty of quality secondhand stores that span the entire state. But if you only have time to check out just one, you can’t go wrong with Seattle’s Fremont Vintage Mall. This place is a literal gold mine, and has an amazing inventory of vintage and mid-century furniture, vinyl records, antique typewriters, vintage signs, and so much more!
Where can I find the best antiques in Washington?
All across The Evergreen State, patient shoppers can find all sorts of antique treasures. Some of our favorite antique stores in Washington include:
- Nasty Jack's Antiques in La Conner (you'll know you've arrived when you spot the storefront with the huge eagle mural!)
- Vintage Rabbit Antique Mall in Spokane (the yellow rabbit sign on the outside is total Alice in Wonderland vibes)
- Roxy Theater Antiques and Gifts in Kennewick
- Port Townsend Antique Mall
- For the ultimate antique shopping experience, Antique Marketplace in Auburn features over 80 different vendors in its massive,13,000-square-foot facility. You'll be in antique shopping nirvana!