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Weekly markets in Germany: days and places

Hozy lists 8 markets in Germany, across 7 towns. Saturday morning farmers' markets, covered halls open almost every day, flea markets: each page gives the exact location on the map and a description written for the Hozy community.

The market day is only shown when the page states it clearly. Days and opening hours can change with the season or on public holidays: before you go, check with the town hall or the tourist office.

Towns

Nuremberg

2 markets

  • Hauptmarkt Nürnberg

    The main market square in the heart of the old town, bustling each morning with local fruit and vegetable sellers. Outside the Christmas season, it returns to its authentic…

  • Trödelmarkt Nürnberg

    Flea market on the Pegnitz islands, one of Germany's most picturesque with medieval houses as backdrop. Locals browse here on Saturday mornings in a relaxed, authentic atmosphere.

What to see in Nuremberg

Bamberg

1 market

  • Fischmarkt Bamberg

    A small historic fish market on the banks of the Regnitz, with stalls selling carp and Franconian river fish. A living tradition that few visitors know about and which locals…

What to see in Bamberg

Düsseldorf

1 market

  • Carlsplatz Markt

    Permanent covered market in the heart of the Altstadt, with cheese shops, delicatessens and florists established for generations. Where local chefs source their supplies…

What to see in Düsseldorf

Frankfurt

1 market

  • Flea Market at Sachsenhausen Quay

    Market day: Saturday

    Saturday morning flea market on the Sachsenhausen quays, one of Germany's largest open-air markets with over 200 vendors. Vinyl records, antique books, collectibles, an…

What to see in Frankfurt

Hamburg

1 market

  • Hamburg Fish Market

    Market day: Sunday

    Century-old fish market held every Sunday morning from 5am on the Altonaer Fischmarkt quays. The atmosphere blends boisterous vendors, late-night revellers and families…

What to see in Hamburg

Munich

1 market

  • Viktualienmarkt

    Munich's lively food market since 1807, surrounded by maypoles and an open-air beer garden. Bavarian charcuterie, local cheeses, flowers and spices: the edible soul of the city.

What to see in Munich

Potsdam

1 market

  • Alter Markt and Stadtschloss

    Potsdam's central square, rebuilt after reunification with the Baroque façade of the Stadtschloss (now the Brandenburg Parliament). A fascinating example of post-East German…

What to see in Potsdam
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