Kolaportið Market
Flea market · Reykjavik ·

Kolaportið Market

Flea market · Reykjavik ·

Wool garments, unique crafts, and traditional Icelandic food

vintage fashion
fermented fish
books
food
cash only
local side
icelandic food
fish leather
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Kolaportið Market by Photo courtesy of Kolaportid
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null
Kolaportið Market by null

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Old Harbour, Tryggvagötu, Grófin 19, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Paid street parking

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Old Harbour, Tryggvagötu, Grófin 19, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland Get directions

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@kolaportid

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Paid street parking
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jan 29, 2026

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"A bustling weekend flea market at the Old Harbour that offers a wide snapshot of Icelandic culture—from wool garments and local candies to more adventurous fare like fermented shark—making it a great place to shop for souvenirs and sample traditional foods." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com.  Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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"One of the best places to feel the local side of Reykjavik life, the Kolaportid Flea Market is set in a spacious industrial warehouse close to the city’s old harbor. Open at weekends only, you can find anything from wool jumpers and vintage fashion garments to fermented fish and licorice, plus plenty of second-hand books and decorative knickknacks. Best to go early to avoid the crowds (it opens at 11 a.m.)—and best to have cash on you since many of the market’s vendors don't accept credit cards."

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Elena A.

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Sunday we wondered in this market and it was the cherry on top to our trip to Iceland. I recommend to have a good wonder around it. You can find clothes, gifts, jewellery, Handcrafted goods of all sorts, food, books, stamps, cards, candles, incense, soaps, vintage furniture and clothes basically anything you look for :) A big 10/10!

R P

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Worth a quick look! Some interesting items for sale. Prices do not really a flea market deal. Enjoy Iceland.

Meenal V.

Google
It closes early, but great place to see local craftsmen’s art!

Tammi D.

Google
This flea market is amazing. If you want a true authentic hand knit Icelandic sweater, this is the place to come for the best selection. So many beautiful unique sweaters. Some vendors take credit cards but many want cash. There is an ATM here so that makes it convenient. The vendors were all very nice.

Francisca McGarry (.

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The stalls are all equally priced, so no need to try and find a. Bargain as they've levelled the saying field. A lot of stuff you can buy elsewhere. Atmospheric to walk around with some very quirky stalls and a little supermarket where you can buy Icelandic bread and frozen fish. It's pretty nice to walk around and has a.nice atmosphere.

Kam V

Google
This place was pretty cool! It's like a little indoor swap meet. Many things sold here. From traditional Icelandic sweaters to books to other thrift goods this place was great! The people were nice. I bought an Icelandic sweater from a woman who was very nice and got it for a good bargain. If you like antique things, jewelry, photo prints and more all in one place, go here! There's also a small restaurant inside to chill and eat at with seating.

Kharis H.

Google
Alot of choice and diversity, lots of unique stores, i particularly liked hidden people. I do recommend looking around before buying. I made a purchase to find it cheaper on another stall.

Susan T.

Google
Interesting find!! The small grocery is fantastic and the quality is just as good. The smoked salmon was enjoyed later at our hotel after picking up some rolls from a local bakery. One of the booths that I highly recommend is the fish leather booth, mRa Designs. This was the best purchase I made while visiting Iceland. I purchased a wallet, and I regret not buying another as a gift. It is beautifully crafted and so unique. The owner, Mikael, was engaging and enthusiastic about his products. It was a fun experience and a beautiful, unique treasure to take home.