China Square Central Flea Market, Singapore

The China Square Central Flea Market in Singapore is a popular and lively shopping spot loved by both locals and tourists. Located in the city center, this weekend market is filled with a wide variety of unique items, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a distinctive shopping experience.

One of the standout features of this flea market is its extensive array of vendors, with over 60 in total. These vendors come together to offer a diverse range of products to cater to different tastes and preferences. Whether you're interested in antiques, fashion, toys for kids, books, or rare collectibles like stamps and old coins, the China Square Central Flea Market has something to catch your eye.

For those who appreciate history and collectibles, the market's antique vendors display an impressive collection of timeless pieces. Visitors can explore intricately crafted furniture and vintage jewelry, providing a glimpse into the world of history and craftsmanship. The market also features a wide selection of clothing and accessories, ensuring that fashion enthusiasts can keep up with the latest trends or uncover unique retro finds.

Families with children will discover a treasure trove of entertainment options for the little ones. Toys and games of all kinds are available, promising hours of fun and excitement. Additionally, the market's book vendors offer a diverse range of reading materials, from classic novels to contemporary bestsellers, making it a paradise for book lovers.

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Sight Name: China Square Central Flea Market
Sight Location: Singapore, Singapore (See walking tours in Singapore)
Sight Type: Shopping

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