Flea Markets in Berlin: 34 Mapped, Mauerpark to Boxhagener Platz

Where the concierge points people first

Flohmarkt am Mauerpark GmbH — The big Sunday market beside the park where the Wall ran. Crowded by noon, and in warm months the open-air karaoke in the amphitheatre is half the reason people come. (52.5019, 13.3889) · Directions ↗
Trödel und Kunstmarkt Straße des 17. Juni — Weekend stalls near Tiergarten S-Bahn with antiques, old maps, porcelain and brass. Pricier than the neighborhood markets and better for a proper find. (52.5138, 13.3349) · Directions ↗
Flohmarkt Boxhagener Platz — A Sunday market on a leafy Friedrichshain square with clothes, records and household odds. Cafés ring the square, which makes the second lap easier. (52.5108, 13.4599) · Directions ↗
Flohmarkt am Bode Museum — Books, prints and old postcards laid out along the river opposite Museum Island at weekends. Short, pleasant and easy to fit round a museum. (52.5215, 13.3940) · Directions ↗
Nowkoelln Flowmarkt — A canal-side second-hand market on the Maybachufer that runs roughly every other Sunday in the warmer months. Check the date before crossing town. (52.4924, 13.4308) · Directions ↗

The rest of the flea markets in Berlin — every one we hold

Be there before nine, with cash

German shop-closing laws keep most stores shut on Sundays, so Berlin's flea markets carry the day. The dealers work the tables from the moment the stalls go up, and the best pieces tend to be gone within the first couple of hours. Arrive early, bring coins and small notes because many sellers do not take cards, and haggle politely rather than theatrically. Several markets are seasonal or fortnightly, and a few rows in this list are organisers rather than markets, so confirm the date before you go.

A crowd on the stone tiers of the Mauerpark amphitheatre in Berlin for Sunday open-air karaoke, the TV tower behind — Sunday-afternoon karaoke in the Mauerpark amphitheatre. Illustration by NUM, made with AI

Visiting: what to know before you go

Mauerpark

Every Sunday, 10:00 to 18:00, free to enter; most sellers are private people, students and artists (berlin.de). On Sunday afternoons the park's amphitheatre hosts open-air karaoke (visitBerlin).

Getting there

U2 to Eberswalder Straße or tram M10 for Mauerpark (Top10 Berlin).

Early and in cash

The best tables are picked over by ten, and many sellers take cash only.

Questions people ask

How many flea markets are there in Berlin?

NUM's directory maps 34 flea markets in Berlin, including weekly Sunday markets, indoor markets and a few organisers that run pop-up events.

Which day are Berlin flea markets?

Mostly Sunday, when shops are closed. Some, such as the market on Straße des 17. Juni, run on Saturday as well.

Do Berlin flea markets take cards?

Many stalls are cash only. Bring small notes and coins.

Plan your trip to Berlin

Berlin travel guide — what NUM knows in the city
Markets in Berlin — food and weekly markets, mapped
Berlin eSIM — online the moment you land at BER
Germany entry requirements — visa and passport rules by nationality

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