Târgul Vitan
Flea market · Sector 4 ·

Târgul Vitan

Flea market · Sector 4 ·

Europe's largest auto and goods market, find car parts

bargains
vintage coats
paintings
brass ornaments
jewellery
junk market
collectibles
coins
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Splaiul Unirii 450, București 030139, Romania Get directions

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

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Splaiul Unirii 450, București 030139, Romania Get directions

+40 799 774 842
@targulautovitbucuresti

Features

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

Last updated

Jan 16, 2026

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Katie D

Google
When we first arrived we weren’t sure about the place- it’s got a car dealership at the front and there was a heavy police presence. However once you get further in there are gems to be found. There’s a whole area of vintage coats, loads of paintings and brass ornaments and the odd bit of jewellery.

Lee B.

Google
How do you really rate this place? Firstly it’s huge and massively varied - lots of new fake branded stuff, worrisome sausages, car parts, plus bin bags of porn dvds and second hand dildos. Who buys sex toys second hand from a flea market? Anyway, once you get over the fact it’s much more a junk market than antique market, and the older stuff is often just tipped onto a tarp on the floor, it’s a lot of fun. You’re unlikely to find much; a lot of the stuff should have been committed to landfill eons ago. But maybe you’ll get lucky, or, at least have fun trying. Like most Romanian markets, if you’re into collectibles you’re likely to find coins, banknotes and endless books of stamps. You’ll need luck and patience because you’re looking for a piece of hay in a stack full of needles!

A-bii M.

Google
Best for car parts

Faisal A.

Google
As an expat looking for cars this place is a great convenience to see people selling cars. They have shades, so it's comfortable looking around. As always, people in Romania are pleasant to talk to. Just like any market, you will find people not telling the full truth, but that is everywhere. I found two cars that I am narrowing down, and one is from this place, so it was a good visit to get a feel of the prices.

Alex D.

Google
Crowded smelly crazy, but if you dare, you might get some good bargains

Gail P.

Google
Everything under the sun is here. Great spot to buy junk (but other than water I bought nothing) and people watch. Lits of people. Most vendors try very hard to help.

Jakub W.

Google
Entrance fee is 6lei- it can be paid by card or in cash, but I didn’t receive a change from 10lei bill…

Popescu A.

Google
I wold NOT buy a car from this place. This is my personal advice, and if you do... go to a dealer to check everything. Car parts, ok! Service, depends where you buy stuff from. An interesting place and a must if you look for bargains. Mutimedia for cars service are ok there.