Flomarkt is the name of a flea market in Germany where you can buy any item of interest to the collector. The German markets are also divided into professional, themed, night, charity and student markets.
Berlin
In the capital of Germany, there are the most picturesque flomarks. Therefore, people come here not only to buy something, but also to admire the goods on display. The Tiergarten is the oldest and most famous flea market in the country. The assortment is wide and varied: porcelain, crystal, furniture, nesting dolls, gramophone records, costumes and more. Open every weekend from 9.00 to 17.00. The flea market, located in a park near the Berlin Wall, is quite young. Here, the buyer is offered both beautiful things (candlesticks, jewelry with semiprecious stones, candelabra), and many eccentric items (empty perfume bottles, toys from kinder surprises and other trifles). Open on Sundays from morning to five in the evening.
Hamburg
There are five main flea markets in Hamburg. They are characterized by a mixed assortment. On Flosanc, located next to the old slaughterhouse, you can buy jewelry, bijouterie, old records, furniture, vintage clothes and books. It works on Saturdays from eight in the morning. In the respectable district of Eppendorf, there is a large clothing flomarkt. The buyer can find here interesting designer items, household items and accessories. For children, you can buy toys, things and even strollers. The market is open from lunchtime to ten o'clock in the evening. The Colonnaden Antique Flomarkt takes place in the center of Hamburg once a month (except in winter). This market is popular with Germans. Antique dishes, silverware, decor items are exhibited here. In addition to antiques, a variety of accessories and clothing are sold.
The flea market on Großnaimarkt is renowned for its wide range of products. Since 2005, the tradition of holding flomarkts has been revived. Held every month on Sundays from morning to five in the evening. The St. Pauli area hosts a Wednesday night flea market for art lovers and collectors. Here you can buy a variety of items on the marine theme, jewelry, household utensils. Open from 16.00 to 23.00. A popular flom-mark near the building of the Museum of Labor is held in the Barmbek district. The organizers pay special attention to the fact that no remakes are displayed on the counters. Here you can buy furniture, paintings and books.
Munich
Every first Sunday of spring in Munich, in honor of the Spring Festival, one of the largest flea markets in all of Europe, Theresienwiese, is organized. Here you can find on sale wooden plaques from old taverns, Bavarian mugs, and a variety of souvenirs. Open from 6.00 to 18.00 The regular flomarket at the stadium in the Olympiumpark sells tin and glass, ceramics, vinyl records and baby clothes. There are also shoes, clothes and metal objects. Open on Fridays and Saturdays, from morning to 15.00.
Koln
In Cologne, the city flomarkt is located near the University. His products are designed for student needs. Books, scooters, bicycles, rollers, records, small household appliances. Its peculiarity: for 38 euros you can take a stand and sell your own things. Open on Saturdays: from 8.00 to 16.00.
Dusseldorf
At the flomarket Aachener Platz, merchants offer tourists and local residents books, collections of old magazines, videotapes, albums, unique and interesting antique souvenirs. Opens every Saturday.
Frankfurt am Main
One can only wonder at the wealth of the flea market in Frankfurt am Main. Here you can find food, small household appliances, vintage erotic photos, modems, glasses, skates, watches, shelves, clothes and so on. Open every week on Saturdays.
