Antique Mall At Flea Land — Attraction in Bowling Green

Good: easy access for both residents and travelers passing through town via I-65 residing with its own identity in the north wing of the “Flea Land” flea market, this antique mall has the luxury of joining forces to make the facility a solid choice for a shopping destination clean and well organized

Cautions: there are much larger antique malls around if looking at a map, just know that this antique mall is only in the smaller north wing of the entire structure

Summary: If any flea market or antique shopping lovers are passing through town on I-65 and you need to stretch those legs, this is the perfect place to do so. While not the largest, there is plenty of antique booths to eat up some time; and with its sister flea market located in the same building, this is a great shopping...

Only been there once so this is only my first impression. Not a bad place, but items are on the expensive side. Some antique stores think because things are old, they should be expensive. The older gentleman who works there was very helpful and friendly, especially with my kiddos. Some antique store are "stuffy" with kids. That was not the case here. When I return for the flea market I will take another pass through and update...

You can find everything and anything here. Browse the outside vendors before the inside vendors, especially if it's not nice. They have great finds too, and they don't stick around if it's cold or messy out. Lots of the inside business are open 7 days a week. Mask up in here. Lots of people coughing and not covering their mouths. 🤢 Wash your hands often, especially if you like to touch a lot of things and before consuming...