Distance from base: 160 km

Tongeren Fleamarket
With its fortification wall dating back to the Roman era and the statue of Ambiorix that can not escape the attention of a passerby. Tongeren offers an ideal setting for the sale of antiques. The fleamarket spreads over 7 streets: Leopoldwal, Veemarkt, Maastrichterstraat, de Schiervelstraat, Clarissenstraat, Eburonenhal and the first level of Julianus.
For more than 30 years, Tongeren has seen a crowd of more than 350 exhibitors and about 40 antique shops display their best merchandise to numerous visitors. Because of its size, the antique market enjoys an international reputation and is the place to be for a growing number of Dutch, German, French, British and American visitors. Keep in mind that prices are generally quite high, although bargains are always possble. Don't forget to take a peek into the many small antique shops located around the market, and to relax in one of the nearby cafes or tasteful restaurants.

La Batte in Liege (biggest & oldest market in Belgium)
La Batte on the banks of the Meuse is the largest and oldest weekly market in Belgium and dates back to 1620. The colorful market offers fruits, vegetables, cheeses, cloths, books, plants and much more and extends over the Quais Van Hoegarden, Roosevelt, sur Meuse, de la Ribuee, de la Goffe, de la Batte, de Maestricht and Saint-Leonard as well as the Rue de la Cite.