Seoul Folk Flea Market
Flea market · Bomun-dong ·

Seoul Folk Flea Market

Flea market · Bomun-dong ·

Antiques, vintage clothing, household items, and more

tourist attraction
food court
negotiating prices
modern goods
korean authentic food
tools
old coins
ceramics
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null
Seoul Folk Flea Market by null

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21 Cheonho-daero 4-gil, Sinseol-dong, Dongdaemun District, Seoul, South Korea Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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21 Cheonho-daero 4-gil, Sinseol-dong, Dongdaemun District, Seoul, South Korea Get directions

+82 2 2232 3367
pungmul.or.kr
@seoulfolkfleamarket

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Dec 19, 2025

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"Seoul Flea Market Seoul's Folk Flea Market is a place where you can buy anything, I mean anything! This scary contraption looks like an invention of a comic book super-villain, but for the small price of 5 dollars you could be tightening those crow's feet and zapping imperfections in no time! Huzzah! This is truly a special market—with more random wingdings than your grandparents' attic. To get to the flea market, head to Sinseoldong Station on the light green line, Line 2. I recommend exit 10. After exiting, execute a U-turn, then walk straight for about 20 feet, take a right and walk straight for 280m. Along the way you will see vendors on the street and signage guiding you to the main building."

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Seoul Folk Flea Market

Gennady S.

Google
Flea Markets are my absolute love and weakness. If so for you as well, this place is a must-visit. Be prepared to see many shops with modern (probably made in China) goods as well, but pass by them, they are not worth any attention. As for the antiques, there are lots of Asian and European items, kind, mostly elderly sellers. Not so high prices, especially if you are a good haggler. Had a success buying some century old statuettes and theater masks.

Neville A.

Google
This place could be a museum but it’s not really good for buying any souvenirs as a tourist as most items are massive and heavy. Vendors weren’t interested much on negotiating or haggling prices. They seem to just be waiting for those high spenders who turn up and buy-buy-buy without a care in the world.

Soniqbuoy

Google
If you're looking for odds and ends, 2nd hand items from hardware tools, to bikes and clothing. It's all here. There is even a section for more fun and intimate items for everyone. Not sure if they are 2nd hand or not 🫣😜 There is a food court on both the upper and ground floors with the ground floor being the larger one. There are many stalls outside the flea market also. For those who aren't interested in the shopping experience and have been dragged along for the experience, there are plenty of snack and drink options along the way. There are certainly a lot of stalls here to keep you occupied for many hours.

Pedro Vera O.

Google
You can find almost everything there. If you are looking for backpacks maybe this is the place. Two floors with tools, clothes, sport gear, musical instruments, furniture.....

Erwan C.

Google
Nice to pop by if you are in the neighborhood but I wouldn't recommand going only for the market. I felt the prices were extremely high, even for all the fake products. But that might have to do with me being a tourist. On the top floor, they have a section that shows you what older stores used to look like in Seoul, pretty cool to check out !

Dominika C.

Google
This place is rather disappointing if you go there Mon-Fri. It's 30% fake goods like tshirts and bags, 30% new things straight from China, 30% old stuff far too big to buy and take with you if you're a tourist, 5% used not-very-vintage overpriced clothes and maybe 5% things that are actually interesting like old coins or small ceramics. There were far more sellers than buyers and I have never seen a flea market SO empty on Friday afternoon. On weekends when the market merges with the Dongmyo Flea Market it's much better!

Allen M

Google
A little bit of everything and...a lot of nothing(?). Interesting to browse from a cultural and recent historical perspective. A good way to spend an hour or two, but not sure I would make a special trip or go much out of my way to see it.

Sung S.

Google
An incredible 'flea kind' of market with Korean folk and vintage items. The food court is also great and offers Korean authentic food (my favorite is Al-Tang)