Vintage Love: 9 Flea Markets That Have It All

Flea and jumble markets take place all over Germany in practically every city and often in the countryside in the summertime. In Berlin and Hamburg, there are even multiple markets, with smaller flea markets found in backyards at weekends. Some take place every weekend, others only once a month or even on only two dates a year. Those who love flea markets not only appreciate the large selection of styles and designs of crockery, lamps and the like, but also the relaxed atmosphere in a pleasant location complete with food stalls. In big cities, flea markets are frequently also weekend meeting places.

• Trempel Market in Nuremberg
  When: every second weekend in May and September
  Where: Nuremberg Old Town between Spitalgasse, Lorenzkirche, Hefnerplatz and the Old Town Hall
• Flea market at the Berlin Wall Park
  When: Sundays
  Where: between Wedding and Prenzlauer Berg
• Flea market at the Maybach riverbank in Berlin
  When: March to December, every second Sunday
  Where: River bank Maybachufer
• Fleabag, Hamburg
  When: Saturdays
  Where: Neuer Kamp 30
• Grossneumarkt, Hamburg
  When: every four to six weeks at the weekend
  Where: Grossneumarkt, Stadthausbrücke
• Mainufer riverbank flea market, Frankfurt am Main
  When: every Saturday until 2 pm
  Where: alternately on the banks of the Main; Schaumainkai and Lindleystrasse
• Kohlrabizirkus Night Flea Market, Leipzig
  When: every month, 3pm to 11pm
  Where: Markkleeburg, AGRA Leipzig
• Karlsplatz Flea Market, Stuttgart
  When: every Saturday until 2 pm
  Where: Karlsplatz
• Flohrian, Dortmund
  When: Sundays
  Where: An der Buschmühle 3