Antiques and Flea Markets in England

"It’s £6 to get in but so worth it. You need to keep in mind what you’re looking for, if you’re looking to buy furniture or large items then mainly look outside, if you want jewellery/small high value items then search indoors. Some people take carts to carry things. I go even if there’s risk of rain because I can just go indoors and there’s usually less people. You need cash but sometimes sellers will accept card or bank transfers, and there is a paid (£1.99) cash machine if you need (ask the seller to put the item aside though/leave a small deposit if you can). It’s a lovely day out with a great view of the Malvern hills, and good exercise as there’s a lot of stalls to walk around. You can buy food too. Dog friendly."

"Has a little bit of everything imaginable. It even has a ride or two and a bouncy castle :) Big indoor and outdoor section. Inside is half secondhand and the other is handmade. Outside is mostly is all secondhand. Although a large varied amount of items, I only got 1 DVD out of the lot-But you may find more to your liking. It's kind of fun to just knock around anyway, see all the variety and creativity."

"Some great finds, a range in prices, got some good stuff but a lot was advertised as vintage so some stalls were a bit on the pricier side. Overall would recommend as I love the stuff I did find for a decent price!"