The 10 Best Markets in Berlin
Berlin has the whole conglomeration of antique and alternative markets you’d expect of a capital city, each laden with collectors, fashionistas, foodies and people-watchers alike. These shopping spots are in many ways a microcosm of the city’s multiculturalism and character, where creativity, meeting new people and bargain hunting go hand in hand. Here’s a selection of the 10 best markets where visitors can hit the stalls like a true Berliner!
Mauer Park
Neukölln Market
Market
The Neuköllner Market stretches far into the distance from the banks of the Maybach Shore of the River Spree on a good day; a long, vibrant dash of stalls and stages that gives the impression that the whole city has gathered for sun-gazing and singing. Vinyls, emerging art pieces, hand-made accessories and vintage clothes are just some of the things that adorn the tables, and if you decide to take a tour, make sure you’re prepared for some serious bazaar bargaining, as the Berliners here love a little haggle. Even if you can’t find something that draws your eye, why not just choose a drink, listen to some music and kick-back on the river banks? Address: Neukoelln Flohmarkt, Maybachufer 31, Berlin, Germany
Markthalle Neun
Market
Boxhagener-Platz
Market
Tiergarten
Market
Bode-Museum Market
Museum
Ostbahnhof Market
Market, Russian
Leopoldplatz Flea Market
Market, German
Foodmarket Domäne Dahlem
Vividly green and remarkably picturesque, the food market in Domäne Dahlem is the best way to spend a Sunday afternoon with children, learning about ecological farming at the most significant open-air agricultural and horticultural museum in all of Berlin. Seasonal, freshly-harvested vegetables are on offer too, and the quality of the other products found in the market really is undeniable. And aside from being a great shopping spot, this one is also an open space for playing and enjoying the simple life – Berlin style! Domäne Dahlem, Königin-Luise-Straße 49, Berlin, Germany +49 030 666 300 23
Thai-food Market in Preußenpark
Market, Street Food