There are 62 places on record in Stavanger where you can buy second-hand — 41 second-hand shop, 5 charity shop and 5 clothing, vintage. 4 of them have opening hours on record.
4 of the listings have been confirmed against the source, and show the date. Loppemarked er det norske ordet for flea market, og i Stavanger som ellers i landet arrangeres de oftest av skolekorps og idrettslag om våren og høsten.
How many second-hand shops are there in Stavanger?
We have 62 places on record in Stavanger where you can buy second-hand, 41 second-hand shop, 5 charity shop and 5 clothing, vintage. 4 of them have opening hours on record.
When is there a flea market in Stavanger?
Flea markets in Norway have two seasons because they follow the school year: March to May in spring, and September to October in autumn. Right now we have 1 upcoming markets on record in Stavanger.
What is the difference between a flea market and a second-hand shop?
A flea market is temporary and lasts one to three days, run as volunteer work by a club or an association. A second-hand shop keeps regular opening hours all year. Both sell used goods, but you find them in different ways.
Can I trust the details about the shops in Stavanger?
4 of 62 listings in Stavanger have been confirmed against the chain's own shop page or by the shop itself, and show the date. The rest come from the Norwegian Register of Business Enterprises and are marked unconfirmed — they are in the register, but nobody has checked that the shop is open.
Get notified
Get notified about flea markets in Stavanger
Most flea markets are announced two or three weeks in advance, and only on the organiser's own page. We send you an email when a new market in Stavanger is confirmed.
Do you organise one?
Submit your flea market in Stavanger
It takes under two minutes, needs no account, and is free forever for clubs and associations. If you run one every year, you set it up once — next year's market then appears by itself.