Flea markets in Hamburg are called “Flohmarkt”, and create an excellent environment for the purchase of any goods of interest to collectors and lovers of antiquity.
Flohschanze Market
This flea market sells antique jewelry and bijouterie, vintage clothing, rare books, music boxes, porcelain figurines, old records, and pieces of furniture.
Der. Die. Sein-Markt Market
The market, which is open during the summer months on weekends from 11 to 6 pm at the Unilever-Haus, sells jewelry, designer items, paintings, photographs, furniture. Young artists and designers display the fruits of their labors here (many of them are quickly gaining recognition). As for tourists, Der. Die. Sein-Markt provides them with the opportunity to become owners of unique and inimitable things at attractive prices.
Colonnaden Antikmarkt Market
This market (operates once a month from early spring to late autumn; exact dates appear shortly before the start of trading) is able to please those who wish to become the owners of silverware, antique dishes, vintage accessories and clothing, decor items in the form of original lamps and table vases …
Eppendorfer Weg Market
Set in the Eppendorf district (open from noon until 10:00 pm on opening days), this fickle flea market offers designer items and cute knickknacks for your home. Here you can also buy goods for children, including toys and strollers.
Flohmarkt auf dem Grossneumarkt market
You can get to this flea market on any Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (hosted on the Großneumarkt) to find what you have been looking for among the variety of things. After shopping, travelers who have free time can look into a cafe or bar, from the windows of which you can see the Church of St. Michael.
Market Marktzeitin der Fabrik
Connoisseurs of creativity and art are invited here on Saturdays - they will be able to acquire products of original design from ceramics and fabrics, fabrics from eco-raw materials, samples of stencil art, as well as things in excellent condition brought from home by local residents. In addition, there will be an opportunity to enjoy the work of local bakers, as well as ham and other delicacies (guests will have a delicious snack and live music, and children's groups often perform here).
Market Museum der Arbeit
This outlet (open once a month) in the Barmbek area is a kind of antique market where you can buy unique antiques (the organizers make sure that there is no remake on the shelves).
