Top 11 flea markets in Berlin (2024)

The historical town square is particularly beautiful at the flea market in the Bergmannkiez. The vintage market offers enough space to stroll comfortably through the stands. Especially on offer are second-hand clothes, toys, and homemade items. But it also has books, CDs, and records, as well as art and antiques. After the dawdling you can get a snack in the nearby Marheineken-Markthalle on saturdays.

Where: Marheinekeplatz, Kreuzberg

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The market women once stood under the old linden trees a hundred years ago at Arkonaplatz. Today it is mainly families from the neighbourhood that gather there, who combine a visit to the flea market with one of the greatest playgrounds just next door. The flea market mainly offers second-hand clothes, books, and recording items. At the northern end there are dealers with larger furniture, lamps and other vintage items. Surrounded by many trees, you can stroll through the Marktallee in a particularly green flair.

Where: Arkonaplatz, Mitte

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The idyllic art and second-hand market on Kranoldplatz has a lot to offer. At this flea market, you'll find vintage treasures, art, books, clothes and handmade jewellery at the stalls. There will also be street food and musical accompaniment. From 24 April, the flea market will take place every second Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm.

Where: Kranoldplatz, Neukölln

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Numerous book and antique dealers line up with their stands along the river Spree for this antique and book market every weekend. Their tables are filled with a wide range of books, art, and small furniture. These include cheap modern antiques and real rarities. Once you have found the original edition of your favourite author, it will be difficult to move on.

Where: Am Kupfergraben 2, Mitte

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The special thing about the Fehrbelliner flea market is that in addition to the usual assortment of clothing, bags, housewares, books, plates, and CDs, there is the art promenade. The area opposite the Parkcafé is marked by a red carpet reserved for artists, who exhibit their paintings, drawings, ceramics, jewellery, and furniture. For all art lovers this is a must-do among the Berlin flea markets.

Where: Fehrbelliner Platz 1, Wilmersdorf

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The flea market around the "Boxi" is one of our favourite markets. This is where you will find everything you can imagine in terms of a flea market, from surprising figurines to antiques. And the location in the middle of Simon-Dach district, with all of its Cafés, is ideal for your Sunday outing.

Where: Boxhagener Platz 1, Friedrichshain

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The road on the north side of the Ostbahnhof is a central meeting place on Sunday for antique dealers and collectors. The offerings of professional sellers range from small items, such as stamps, coins, and postcards, and antiquarian books and records, to porcelain, vintage and large furniture items.

Where: Erich-Steinfurth-Straße 1, Friedrichshain

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The idyllic location next to the Landwehr Canal draws many market-goers. On Tuesdays and Fridays the dealers offer their fruit and vegetables at the BiOriental Market, and on Saturdays Berlin design students frolic at the local textile market. Every second Sunday the Maybachufer belongs to Berlin designers offering printed shirts, hand-crafted jewellery, and accessories. There are always culinary offerings and artistic performances as well.

Where: Maybachufer, Neukölln

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