Union Square Flea Market seems to be one of the largest flea markets in New York. It is not open every day, but it is very large. As long as you have time to slowly find, you can definitely find good things in your heart.
A flea market very close to the Whole Foods Supermarket is not very clear whether it is opened every day. It is very lively here, there are food, there are flowers, etc., attracting many people to come here to pick their hearts.
The famous flea market in New York is the Union Square flea market. It is worth it. We strolled through the market to take the subway several times. This is one of the target locations for my trip. It did not disappoint. The whole shopping process was very happy.
The general price of goods here is not expensive, and if you slowly buy it, you can find a lot of good things.
This is a large farmer’s market in Union Square and also a cross-action center in Manhattan. Most of the farmers are from upstate New York and New Jersey, and we often buy peppers, kale, foreign vegetables, plants, flowers from vendors. The market is very crowded and lively during peak times, especially on weekends. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit. If you arrive early enough, you can meet a few local chefs to buy things here.
Union Square Flea Market seems to be one of the largest flea markets in New York. It is not open every day, but it is very large. As long as you have time to slowly find, you can definitely find good things in your heart.
A flea market very close to the Whole Foods Supermarket is not very clear whether it is opened every day. It is very lively here, there are food, there are flowers, etc., attracting many people to come here to pick their hearts.
The famous flea market in New York is the Union Square flea market. It is worth it. We strolled through the market to take the subway several times. This is one of the target locations for my trip. It did not disappoint. The whole shopping process was very happy.
The general price of goods here is not expensive, and if you slowly buy it, you can find a lot of good things.
This is a large farmer’s market in Union Square and also a cross-action center in Manhattan. Most of the farmers are from upstate New York and New Jersey, and we often buy peppers, kale, foreign vegetables, plants, flowers from vendors. The market is very crowded and lively during peak times, especially on weekends. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit. If you arrive early enough, you can meet a few local chefs to buy things here.