De Bazaar Beverwijk, North Holland Province, The Netherlands
3.5 (240 reviews) Wednesday: Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #1 in Beverwijk Speciality & Gift Shops
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De Bazaar; Shop, eat & be amazed! A colourful combination of 100.00 m2 of market, shops, food stands and outlet stores. With over 40 cultures you will find a great variety of products and an inspiring ambiance you need to experience! De Bazaar has: - Great shopping! You can find cool gadgets, sneakers, fashion, home interior products, phone repair, beauty specialists and more in 16 halls, 2 outdoor markets and a trunk market - Gold Souk; one of Europe's most important gold trade places, with 22 jewelry shops - Food Market; veggies, fruit, spices, olives and much more. The scents, colours and sounds will open up your senses. And you can have a taste of everything - Food Hal; take a culinary trip around the world! 20 food stands that offer traditional homely food at a very affordable price The ideal trip in any kind of weather. And only 20 minutes away from Amsterdam. Open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday, free entry and easy to reach by public transport.
Address
Montageweg 35, 1948 PH Beverwijk The Netherlands
Mobile
Website
http://www.debazaar.nl/
Working hours
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Friday : 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Saturday : 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday : 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 12:56
User Ratings
3.5 based on (240 reviews)
Reviews
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4Ruth S 5:00 PM Feb 16, 2016
North African cuisine in a great building
The building looks like an old synagogue and is a huge barn of a place. Food is well priced and tasty home style cooked. The portions are large. The range of drinks is good and I recommend the Malbec.
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3ster59 5:00 PM Jun 2, 2014
You will either love it or hate it
Also known as 'zwarte markt'. Opening on all weekenddays and offical bank holidays. Huge market in large halls, part is free of admission (south-east part), part isn't (ca 2,50€pp) . There's a food court, clothing, second hand, restaurants, cosmetics, leather, hairdressers, nailsalons, jewellery, carpets and much more. Part of it is exotic. It can be very cheap. And it can also be very crowded. Saturdays are mostly less busy. Leave the A9 at exit 8. The market is well indicated. There's plenty of parking space (3€). Open all day. You can walk from railwaystation Beverwijk, about 15 min. Turn right outside the station, walking down, turn right and walk under the railroad, turn left at the trafficlights. Follow this road untill the market appears on your right hand, so cross the road.
