Flea Markets and Second-Hand Shops in Novi Sad: Where to Buy Used Goods

July 26, 2026

Novi Sad is Serbia's second city, both in size and in flea-market energy. Here is where to hunt for second-hand goods: from the legendary "Najlon" to online listings.

Najlon pijaca — the city's main flea market

Najlon pijaca is the reason flea-market hunters travel to Novi Sad from all over Vojvodina. The real action happens early on weekend mornings — arrive at opening time, since the best finds are gone by nine. The range is unpredictable in the best way: antiques, tools, electronics, bicycles, vinyl records, Yugoslav-era tableware. Haggling is mandatory and expected.

Bring cash in small bills: cards are not accepted here, and getting change for large notes is a constant headache.

Second-hand shops and consignment stores

Dozens of second-hand clothing shops are scattered around the city (look for "second hand" and "polovna garderoba" signs) — fresh stock usually arrives early in the week, and the best pieces are gone by the weekend. Consignment stores take in electronics and furniture: prices are higher than at the flea market, but items are checked beforehand and there is somewhere to go back to with a complaint.

Online: the flea market that never closes

Between Sunday trips, the market lives on online. On Ovdix, listings are automatically translated into 8 languages, so you can browse local sellers' offers without knowing Serbian: furniture and home goods, electronics, baby items. Filter by location — Novi Sad has plenty of listings.

What is the best second-hand buy in Novi Sad

Bicycles: the city is flat and bike-mad, so the second-hand market is huge;
furniture: a student city means constant turnover of flats and moving sales;
baby items: strollers and cribs go for a third of the price of new ones;
tools and garden gear: locals' garages are full of solid old tools.

If you're selling

Setting up a stall at "Najlon" is a colorful experience, but hardly necessary: it is faster to list your items on Ovdix — free, with automatic translation into Serbian. We covered how to sell everything fast in a separate guide, and Belgrade's flea markets are covered in a companion article.