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Antique market - Heusden

Antique market - Heusden

Eindhoven & North Brabant

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Antique market - Heusden

When you visit the charming Brocantemarkt in the fortified town of Heusden it is wonderful to walk around and look at fine antiques and curios. More than fifty top dealers show their most extraordinary finds from the Netherlands, France and Belgium. Silver and glassware, crockery, vintage, bottles, industrial items, mannequins and small furniture is all there for visitors to enjoy or purchase, often at very reasonable prices. The Brocantmarkt on the Burchtplein can be visited every first Saturday of the month.

Information

  • addressBurchtplein, 5256 EA Heusden
  • emailcontact@brocantemarktheusden.nl
  • openingHours10.00 to 17.00 every first Saturday of the month from March to December (with the exception of June when the market will be on the second Saturday of the month)
  • phone+31620553129
  • publicTransportBus Arriva Number 135 CS Route: ‘s-Hertogenbosch-Kromme Nol Bus stop: Demer Heusden
  • ticketsFree to enter

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