This market was ranked as the second BEST flea market in the World by the Forbes magazine in 2012! But you can move me a bit higher in the Forbes list by sending me money in Patreon or Paypal: www.patreon.com/crazyrussiansergey paypal.me/SergeyKalitin
haha. no! It's really very American thing. Some yongsters (hipsters?) though nowadays like to walk in the center with some coffee in their hands, but just for a slow walk. You can see them rarely. We don't have that like in American subway many people stay with BIG cups of coffee.
That's the saddest flea market I've ever seen. Anyhow, I sent you a few dollars through paypal for food so you can have energy and creativity, as you put it. Ha! You have a good sense of humor, Sergey, which is so important to have, especially in shitty times and situations. We have to laugh at the world and at ourselves to survive and not go crazy. Cheers!
@@olgakim4848 "few dollars" hah. Thanks! Big money you sent!!! I moved a bit higher in the Forbes list! Finally will fix my microvawe so I can eat warm food to have energy and creativity! hah! very helpful!
Hello and many thanks for the insides of your "soviet" life. Nice to see that life is coming back to town. Hope you're doing well and best regards from Germany
I sell at an outdoor flea market here in New Jersey, weather-permitting. They will not allow us to sell outside in the snow, however, in case someone should slip and fall and get hurt. It looks so very cold out there in the snow! Brrr 🥶! I would love to shop there, though! Saw a few items I liked 😉 Thanks for sharing.
cool! I will visit American flea markets when I go there. It's much more interesting for me than going to some cinema for example! But yeah, in Russia the whether is kinda tough ALL the time that if we had this rules - they would never sell.
Thanks for sharing! More videos of your local community is pretty cool! Much like you, we have flea markets too, but I always disappointed when I do not see any fleas to purchase! :(
haha! I actually didn't know it translates as a "flea market" as well! In Russia we also call it a "flea market" (bloshiniy rynok). Maybe in some old carpet you can find some fleas though!
@@CrazyRussianSergey That would be too much work! I want them to perform for me, like circus fleas you see in the cartoons! ruclips.net/video/xnwnEJcdvsk/видео.html
@@MichelleNardiArt Oh this crazy World! haha. It's animal abuse some folks will say! But it's cool! Never seen it! In Russia we have a saying: " to put a horseshoe on a flea" (to shoe its leg) meaning that someone have extraordinar skills in something!
@@CrazyRussianSergey I cried when I saw the little fella sweating so hard to pull the cart. Have you ever seen this Tex Avery cartoon? ruclips.net/video/a1pnvJNazJ0/видео.html
Privet. Just found your videos! Subscribed right away. You have a great sense of humor. I want the bust of Lenin because of my happy childhood! Spacibo!!!
Hey!! You're English is improving at an exponential rather, and is far better than my Russian😀 and I usually buy second-hand clothing and items... I hate waste, and give my old things to these sellers to make it available again... Amazing tour. Sergey! ✌️🤩👍
Wow! This is a great video. It looks like it lives up to the name of the Second Best Flea Market in the world. It looks like it is all good quality stuff. I have been to some flea markets in the US and a lot of the stuff is cheap import knockoff stuff. Also, there is nothing wrong with second hand stuff. It serves its purpose. It should never be embarrassing especially if it child's clothes that they will grow out of pretty quickly. This is a great video and the details you give are great and gives you an idea of what it would be like to visit, even if someone watching is on the other side of the world. Is there street food in this type of flea markets? What is the street food scene in St. Petersburg in general?
I liked this video a lot, because I've spent many hours, of shopping in markets just like this. I'm an American tourist, and I go to Kiev, and Moscow, every summer. I have one of those gas masks, I bought from a Russian man, in Kiev, for only $10. ! I can't find any thing like it, in this country, for under $50. Also, I need a new pair of reading glasses, but have been telling myself, to wait till next summer. The prices are now cheaper for things in Russia, than in Kiev, and Ukraine. I always bring back a suitcase full of souvenirs. The flea markets are also, bigger and busier, with more things to buy, in the summer. Last summer, I brought back, 5 liters of honey, and many other types of bee products. One thing I noticed about this flea market, was that there were hardly any food or beverage stands. At least in Kiev, in the winter, they are all over. But the merchandise is similar between the two countries. And you never know, what interesting thing you can find.
Very cool to see the flea market. Amazing how much is still around from the Soviet time. Those books seem very expensive! Maybe they would negotiate for less money? I love my ushanka for the winter months. I'd love one with more animal fur. Any soviet carpets available?
I love swap meet! A lot of cool stuff to collect or decorate your house! I love Soviet Union stuff made better than new Chinese crap! I grew up with some used clothes in America also. You can spend all day there looking around
@@CrazyRussianSergey I sometimes go to Russia for work... So I will see you there with Mexican children's candy, hopefully is not too strong for Russian man...
Very nice, thank you, Manager. Hope you can buy some soviet humour for the next time and maybe go to the forest and find helmets and mushrooms if it fits. It was surprising to see so little people with covid mask. Maybe with the cold it gets killed in Russia. Take care.
People just care less about mask rules and also we don't have expensive fines for not wearing a mask and only crazy people who refuse to wear it if asked by police get fined.
I would love to visit Russia one day and most definitely visit a few markets I'll need to learn some of the language and culture so I dont offend and embarrass my self 😅
We have biiiiiiig "" bolha or zsipi or lengyel"" market called stuff. Full of Sovjet stuff, and another countryes not need stuffs, motorcycle parts so much stuff. I buyed not working condition an rocket launcher stuff. Hungary, Kecskemét every weekends.
I've always wanted to see one of those jewelry pieces that 19th century Russian political prisoners would fashion out of their chains. Read about it in a history book.
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This market was ranked as the second BEST flea market in the World by the Forbes magazine in 2012! But you can move me a bit higher in the Forbes list by sending me money in Patreon or Paypal:
www.patreon.com/crazyrussiansergey
paypal.me/SergeyKalitin
Lol Learning fast how to promote yourself and patreon, American style. )
Do people walk around with Starbucks to-go cups of coffee like they do here in America when they go looking for antiques and collectors items.
haha. no! It's really very American thing. Some yongsters (hipsters?) though nowadays like to walk in the center with some coffee in their hands, but just for a slow walk. You can see them rarely. We don't have that like in American subway many people stay with BIG cups of coffee.
That's the saddest flea market I've ever seen. Anyhow, I sent you a few dollars through paypal for food so you can have energy and creativity, as you put it. Ha! You have a good sense of humor, Sergey, which is so important to have, especially in shitty times and situations. We have to laugh at the world and at ourselves to survive and not go crazy. Cheers!
@@olgakim4848 "few dollars" hah. Thanks! Big money you sent!!! I moved a bit higher in the Forbes list! Finally will fix my microvawe so I can eat warm food to have energy and creativity! hah! very helpful!
Great to see a Russian flea market, I wish that I could go there!. Excellent video, keep up the good work Sergy!.
Hello and many thanks for the insides of your "soviet" life. Nice to see that life is coming back to town. Hope you're doing well and best regards from Germany
Danke shon!
I sell at an outdoor flea market here in New Jersey, weather-permitting. They will not allow us to sell outside in the snow, however, in case someone should slip and fall and get hurt. It looks so very cold out there in the snow! Brrr 🥶! I would love to shop there, though! Saw a few items I liked 😉 Thanks for sharing.
cool! I will visit American flea markets when I go there. It's much more interesting for me than going to some cinema for example! But yeah, in Russia the whether is kinda tough ALL the time that if we had this rules - they would never sell.
I like the display tables made from Snow, ingenious.
Super interesting! Thank you for that Sergey. Russian markets are very similar to British ones.
13:18 Shit! I want that Bee Gees "Tragedy" 45 Rpm record printed in Russian.
How much are the records for sale there? I want that Bee gees record.
Great video! Thank you for sharing your experience, very cool !!
Thanks for sharing! More videos of your local community is pretty cool! Much like you, we have flea markets too, but I always disappointed when I do not see any fleas to purchase! :(
haha! I actually didn't know it translates as a "flea market" as well! In Russia we also call it a "flea market" (bloshiniy rynok). Maybe in some old carpet you can find some fleas though!
@@CrazyRussianSergey That would be too much work! I want them to perform for me, like circus fleas you see in the cartoons! ruclips.net/video/xnwnEJcdvsk/видео.html
@@MichelleNardiArt Oh this crazy World! haha. It's animal abuse some folks will say! But it's cool! Never seen it! In Russia we have a saying: " to put a horseshoe on a flea" (to shoe its leg) meaning that someone have extraordinar skills in something!
@@CrazyRussianSergey I cried when I saw the little fella sweating so hard to pull the cart. Have you ever seen this Tex Avery cartoon? ruclips.net/video/a1pnvJNazJ0/видео.html
Privet. Just found your videos! Subscribed right away. You have a great sense of humor. I want the bust of Lenin because of my happy childhood! Spacibo!!!
I love flea markets! Really enjoyed this video. It'd be cool to see other flea markets in Moscow or St. Petersburg.
Thanks. I'll film some in future
Great video! Looks like a fun place. 😊
Great video!
Looks like fun, I love a good flea market or antique mall
Great video. Sweet artifacts
My eye Dr. says those cheap reading glasses are perfectly safe to wear.
Hey!! You're English is improving at an exponential rather, and is far better than my Russian😀 and I usually buy second-hand clothing and items... I hate waste, and give my old things to these sellers to make it available again... Amazing tour. Sergey! ✌️🤩👍
awesome video , prety cool market
Wow! This is a great video. It looks like it lives up to the name of the Second Best Flea Market in the world.
It looks like it is all good quality stuff. I have been to some flea markets in the US and a lot of the stuff is cheap import knockoff stuff. Also, there is nothing wrong with second hand stuff. It serves its purpose. It should never be embarrassing especially if it child's clothes that they will grow out of pretty quickly.
This is a great video and the details you give are great and gives you an idea of what it would be like to visit, even if someone watching is on the other side of the world.
Is there street food in this type of flea markets? What is the street food scene in St. Petersburg in general?
great video thanks!
This is fun!
I liked this video a lot, because I've spent many hours, of shopping in markets just like this. I'm an American tourist, and I go to Kiev, and Moscow, every summer. I have one of those gas masks, I bought from a Russian man, in Kiev, for only $10. ! I can't find any thing like it, in this country, for under $50. Also, I need a new pair of reading glasses, but have been telling myself, to wait till next summer. The prices are now cheaper for things in Russia, than in Kiev, and Ukraine. I always bring back a suitcase full of souvenirs. The flea markets are also, bigger and busier, with more things to buy, in the summer. Last summer, I brought back, 5 liters of honey, and many other types of bee products. One thing I noticed about this flea market, was that there were hardly any food or beverage stands. At least in Kiev, in the winter, they are all over. But the merchandise is similar between the two countries. And you never know, what interesting thing you can find.
Maybe in summer or autumn they sell more food, but this market is really about the stuff only
I can’t find any good flea markets in Moscow
Very cool to see the flea market. Amazing how much is still around from the Soviet time. Those books seem very expensive! Maybe they would negotiate for less money? I love my ushanka for the winter months. I'd love one with more animal fur. Any soviet carpets available?
Didn't see carpets there... But sure they sell it as well somewhere in the corner
This is amazing. I would love to be able to shop there and actually get the stuff home. I cant think of anything close to that here.
I love swap meet! A lot of cool stuff to collect or decorate your house! I love Soviet Union stuff made better than new Chinese crap! I grew up with some used clothes in America also. You can spend all day there looking around
Very interesting
Theres so much artifact and collectible that could be sold online
I will be in Saint Petersburg soon, I'm looking for soviet original visor hats, is it simple to find it there?
How much does the military items usually go for? ( German and Soviet items from ww2, ww1, cold war, Soviet-afghan war, etc).
Did anyone else get really excited for grandfather frost?
This flea market is a gold mine! You could sell all these treasures on EBay! Make lots of money!
Any Gobnicks there?
Are glass marbles available at Russian flea market? Marbles are one of the main things that I sell at flea market in the southern US.
Soviet time machine place:)))
Hello Sergey... Tell us a joke from one of those Krokodyl magazines.... How much do they cost?
I'll buy one and tell some jokes! Didn't ask how much they cost though! Will tell in the video when I buy it
@@CrazyRussianSergey Yes... Buy one for me, and next time I am in Russia I exchange it for Mexican candy... deal?
@@eplacier deal! Never tried Mexican candies. I mean tekilla and corona beer are good, but i want something new
@@CrazyRussianSergey I sometimes go to Russia for work... So I will see you there with Mexican children's candy, hopefully is not too strong for Russian man...
Very nice, thank you, Manager. Hope you can buy some soviet humour for the next time and maybe go to the forest and find helmets and mushrooms if it fits. It was surprising to see so little people with covid mask. Maybe with the cold it gets killed in Russia. Take care.
People just care less about mask rules and also we don't have expensive fines for not wearing a mask and only crazy people who refuse to wear it if asked by police get fined.
I would love to visit Russia one day and most definitely visit a few markets I'll need to learn some of the language and culture so I dont offend and embarrass my self 😅
I want a soviet classic watch, can you soure one for me?
*wrist watch *source
Are you on Tveeter my friend, now you are out of Russia..? Goot for you I seenk.
The animal horn/antler was from a moose (лось).
is the guy at 15:07 still selling that big bust of lenin? if so ill buy that off him lol (i say this also seriously)
We have biiiiiiig "" bolha or zsipi or lengyel"" market called stuff. Full of Sovjet stuff, and another countryes not need stuffs, motorcycle parts so much stuff. I buyed not working condition an rocket launcher stuff. Hungary, Kecskemét every weekends.
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Can you buy any guns there?
What kind of market is this? I didn't see not one Giant flea. You said it was a giant flea market!
Didn't understand your humor from the first time! Great joke!
@@CrazyRussianSergey A Giant Flea. LOL.
I've always wanted to see one of those jewelry pieces that 19th century Russian political prisoners would fashion out of their chains. Read about it in a history book.
I’m going to Russia now.
Russian thrifting ⭐
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