Antiques are everywhere in Poland and there is no shortage of possibilities for their purchase in Kraków. Serious shoppers will find that the best items end up in the antique stores ('Antyki,' 'Antykwariat') that abound all over Kazimierz and the Old Town with one of the best places to prowl for lost treasure being ulica Józefa (D/E-6) in Kazimierz. Knowledgeable dealers offer prices comparable to those in the rest of Europe, however there are still bargains aplenty in the city's markets if your interest is more in finding an odd souvenir while having a unique cultural experience than finding an undervalued 19th century artefact. Plac Nowy (D-6) is home to daily junk-peddlers, but the real bounty is revealed during Hala Targowa's Sunday morning flea market (E-4) where every piece of trash has a price and haggling is compulsory. Remember, if you are taking art that is more than 50 years old and of a potentially high value, you'll need the proper paperworks and permissions (see Customs, under Basics). Most proper dealers can provide this straight-away, but you may want to check before opening your wallet. See the Culture section for more art gallery listings.