The Pekmarkt Amsterdam is a weekly market in Amsterdam-North, operating three times a week on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Until 2014, it was known as the Mosveldmarkt, having operated for decades at Mosveld before relocating to Van der Pekstraat (where it got its current name from). Recently, due to construction work and housing renovations affecting Van der Pekstraat’s accessibility, the market has moved back to its original Mosveld location for at least three years while an independent organisation evaluates the best permanent location.
This traditional Dutch market offers a diverse selection of fresh produce, flowers, roasted nuts, clothing, textiles, and fresh fish. Beyond the regular market, there are also special themed markets. Fridays focus on “real food” with a farmers’ and organic market, while Saturdays transform into a vibrant “bonte markt” featuring performances, music, crafts, and design. On both themed days, shoppers can still find their everyday essentials like broccoli and oranges alongside the specialty offerings.
Market info
- Outdoor market
- Getting to the Mosveld
- Metro 52 – Noorderpark station (7 min walk)
- Bud 34, 35, 391, 394 – Mosplein stop
Market days – Pekmarkt Amsterdam
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Opening hours
Monday: closed
Tuesday: closed
Wednesday: 9am – 6pm
Thursday: closed
Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday: 9am – 6pm
Sunday: closed
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