Imagine three huge halls, where the traders never have to take their stands down like on a common flea market, but just return to their goods every weekend. The result is an overly packed market with stands this close from spontaneously imploding.

The most is not worth buying or even inspiring: gaggles of yesteryear technology like remote controls, cell phone batteries, tools and cables on rickety tables and racks. But some household clearance companies sell their stuff on this market, offering low-budget furniture, and homeware and a few design or bargain pearls are deeply embedded in the masses. The end result is a bargain hunter’s destination point—after all, it’s all about the challenge, right?