The most well-known flower market in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is called Bloemen Market. The market stalls are situated on boats that are moored beside the Singel canal's banks. Between Koningsplein and Muntplein squares, it was established in 1862. There are 15 flower businesses there.

On the Sint-Lucinwal was where the first flower market, which opened in 1862, was situated. The flower market had to relocate to its current position on the banks of the Singel, nevertheless, in 1883. The market's previous name was Plantenmarkt during the time. Cut flowers started to become more popular in the 1960s. Because they are more popular with city visitors today, mementos are replacing flowers in some places.