Markets and market days in Poland

Sales of oscypki (smoked sheep cheese) at the weekly market in Sucha Beskidzka

In many large and smaller cities in Poland, markets are held regularly. It can take place in the town square or in a special marketplace. The frequency can be once or twice a week, sometimes three times a week. In the markets you can buy goods of almost any kind: clothing, shoes, boots, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, metal products, wood products, rubber goods, braids, furniture, chemical products, harness and other things for horses, antiques and much more. Due to the wide range of goods, including regional features with products made and sold by local artisans, the large buying public and the low prices, a Polish market is both an attraction in itself and an advantage for the visitor who can here buy things cheaper than in stores.

The list below currently covers only part of southern Poland. We hope to expand the overview soon to cover larger parts of Poland. City names designed as links, e.g. Limanowa , refer to pages about the cities in question “Tourist in Poland”.

Translated into English by Google Translate. Spangshus.dk accept no liability for any errors or omissions in translation.

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