Ich bin erfolgreich in Berlin, wo die Geschichte, die Kultur, und die lebendigen Märkte gewaltfrei sind. If you crave a deeper understanding of the Berlin local scene directly, walking tour of Berlin’s famous markets should be a thing. Wish to entertain your meal with a beautiful range of food, fantastic wares, and extraordinary telling? It’s time to discover the most famous markets of Berlin!
1. Markthalle Neun
Markthalle Neun is a historic market hall in Kreuzberg which is our first stop. Enter this magnificently restored building to a bustling market of the best that local produce, artisanal product and street food from around the world has to offer. If you are able to do it, visit in a Thursday evening, when the hall becomes a bustling street food experience called the ‘Street Food Thurs.’
Highlights:
- Enjoy a selection of dishes from different kinds of international street food
- Buy organic and specialty products in the vegetable, fruit, etc.
- Find unique handicrafts made by talented local artisans
2. Mauerpark Flohmarkt
Visiting the Mauerpark Flohmarkt or Berlin flea market, a flea market right by the pennes of the Berlin Wall, is another must, especially if it’s on a Sunday! This is a vintage enthusiast’s or bargain hunters’ treasure trove of a popular market. Visit one or all of the stalls, listen to live music, soak up the atmosphere of the crowd.
Highlights:
- Browse through vintage clothing, vinyl records, and antique furniture
- Spend Sundays in t he famous Bearpit Karaoke session
- Enjoy tasty food available on streets from different cuisines
3. Turkish Market at Maybachufer
The Turkish Market at Maybachufer allows one to experience a bit of the Orient. This market is situated on the banks of the Landwehr Canal and is situated in the bustling district of Kreuzberg, an area renowned for its bustle. Take a quick stroll through the bustling stalls and go into friendly haggling with the local vendors.
Highlights:
- Savor Turkish delicacies like Döner kebabs and Baklava
- You can browse a lot of variety of textiles, ceramics, and spices.
- There are also live music and street performances.
4. Winterfeldtplatz Market
Schöneberg’s Winterfeldtplatz Market is worth a visit if you need a taste of the local Berliner neighborhood, Locals love this fresh produce, artisanal product and cozy market, and it is situated weekly. Have a walk down the picturesque stalls and enjoy delicious treats as you pass by.
Highlights:
- In the event it is open, indulge in freshly baked bread, pastries and cheeses.
- Buy organic fruits and vegetables
- Browse unique handmade and unique crafts
5. Tiergarten Street Food Market
The last place we stop is the Tiergarten Street Food Market located near the Brandenburg Gate. And while it has no corkage policy, this open air market offers all kinds of global street food and is an ideal place for a picnic in Tiergarten Park. A tasty bite to eat, relaxing on the grass, and welcoming in the festive atmosphere.
Highlights:
- Have a selection of international street food dishes that are not only delectable, but have been trying out, as well.
- Enjoy live music and entertainment
- Relax, take a leisure stroll through Tiergarten Park.
Take this walking tour and feel what is at the heart and soul of Berlin through its famous markets. Taste in samples varieties and discover new impossible to find gems, get to know the local culture. You may check on anywhere that you are a food lover, vintage enthusiast, or just curious traveler, Berlin’s markets will bring you home with amazing memories. Happy exploring!
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