Mauerpark Flohmarkt – Trash and treasures

I am always grateful that I live in Prenzlauerberg, as my apartment is always a stones’ throw away from all my favourite places, luckily enough Mauerpark flea market counts as one them.  On a lazy Sunday morning I can leisurely brunch in a local café beforehand and mosey on down to Mauerpark to look out for a good deal or two.

Everyone from students to local’s camp out at their market stalls early Sunday morning (as the market opens from 07:00-17:00) selling their household brick-a-brack, clothing, music instruments, bicycles, records and more at a bargain prices. Throw in a couple of snack stands into the mix, and you’ve got yourself a leisurely Sunday.

In the summer I enjoy browsing through records, finding some quirky second hand shoes from the 70′s/80′s or buying some bargain furniture/pictures to decorate my apartment with.  Then I have a cool beverage and a warm pretzel in the beer garden located between the flea market and park.

Fear not, the Mauerpark Flohmarkt stays open even in winter months, where market stall sellers keep warm with a flask of tea and die hard bargain hunters dare Berlin’s biting cold, warming themselves up with a tasty and comforting Glühwein.

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Mauerpark Flohmarkt | Shopping
Bernauer strasse 63-64 | Prenzlauer Berg
Sun 07:00 – 17:00