Today, we are talking about flowers markets! Very famous
places, curious and knowledgeable people meet and can find a wide variety of
flowers. Enjoy most beautiful European flowers markets!!
Bloemenmarkt in Amsterdam
In summer and winter, rain, shine, or snow, the market
Singel of flowers is one of the most colorful places in Amsterdam. It is the
only floating flower market in the world. The shops are located on boats docked
beside the Singel canal and are a heritage by the time when the flowers were
still transported by sea. Today it is by truck are transported. Dutch tulips,
exotic flowers and even Christmas trees: you are sure to find your happiness!
Columbia Road in London
Flower Market Columbia Road is the main flower market in
London with the aim of sale of plants, flowers, garden equipment and gardening equipment
at reasonable prices. Located in London's East End, near Brick Lane and Spitalfields
markets, the atmosphere of the open street market every Sunday from 8:30 to 15h
is very welcoming. Columbia Road is lined with 60 independent stores, including
small art galleries, cupcake shops, vintage clothing shops, garden centers,
antique shops, and delis offering British and Italian products. There are also
many pubs, cafes and restaurants in which to refuel.
Reine Elizabeth-II in Paris
Formerly called “Flowers and Birds Market (Marché aux fleurs
et aux oiseaux)”, the market has been renamed “Queen Elizabeth-II (Reine
Elizabeth-II) since June 7, 2014, on the occasion of the state visit of the
British Queen Elizabeth II who came to commemorate the 70th anniversary of
D-Day.
It has been located since August 16, 1809, on the “Ile de la
Cité”, Place Louis Lépine, and Quai de la Corse along the Seine. Halfway
between a covered and open-air market, the flower market is made up of six
1900-era pavilions, around tree-lined walkways. In these stalls, you can find a
very wide variety of flowers, plants, and shrubs, and even decorative items,
especially around Christmas. The market is open every weekday from 8 a.m. to
7:30 p.m.
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