From bustling cities to quaint towns and villages, these markets offer visitors a chance to sample some of the best food, drink and crafts that the region has to offer, while also providing a platform for local businesses and artisans to showcase their talents.
Whether you’re a foodie looking for the freshest produce, a history buff seeking out unique souvenirs or you’re simply looking for a fun day out with friends and family, Northern Ireland’s markets have something for everyone.
Check out these seven markets that you won’t want to miss.
5. Jonesborough Market, Newry
Popular amongst locals and tourists alike, Jonesborough Market is a traditional outdoor market home to a wide variety of products. Catering to a large range of interests, shoppers and browsers are guaranteed to find fresh produce, baked goods, clothing and accessories, craft items, antiques and collectibles, as well as plants and flowers. For more information, go to facebook.com/Jonesborough-Market Photo: unsplash
6. Causeway Speciality Market, The Diamond, Coleraine
Held on the second Saturday of every month, the Causeway Speciality Market is regarded as the largest regular outdoor market in Northern Ireland when it comes to artisan food, arts and crafts. With over 50 local suppliers available, the market is filled with handmade jewellery, textiles, ceramics, local photography, candles and soaps, as well as fresh meats, sauces, oils, cheese, jams, chutneys, baked goods and much more. Photo: Causeway Speciality Market Coleraine via Facebook
7. Belfast Flea, Sunflower Public House, 65 Union Street
Held on the first Sunday of every month, Belfast Flea is a one stop shop for everything and anything you could possibly want or need. Brimming with collectable items, vintage clothing, art, household items, records and bric-a-brac, this market is complete with both food and drink to aid your shopping spree. For more information, go to facebook.com/belfastflea Photo: unsplash