Off to the capital...
In the midst of this exciting lifestyle, you will find a multitude of flea markets that offer true treasures from past decades and artistic cultural assets. Since we at decorio are always on the lookout for inspiring places and unique finds that make our homes even more beautiful, in this article we will show you our favorite corners in Berlin where you can go treasure hunting.
Flea market in Mauerpark
This market is an icon in Berlin and a meeting point for locals and tourists alike. Located between the former border area of Wedding and Prenzlauer Berg, Mauerpark offers a diverse selection of vintage clothing, furniture, arts and crafts, as well as small shops and artists selling their products. However, we have to admit that a visit to this flea market is no longer as cheap as it used to be. The prices for drinks and some finds can be quite high and when the weather is nice, the market is unfortunately very crowded. But as the saying goes: bargaining is always good and the vibe is simply gigantic with its street artists.
Opening hours: Every Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Want to take a look at the flea market at Mauerpark? Tobias was at Mauerpark for you and had a look around. Check out the reel on Instagram .
Street of 17th June Flea Market
Located right at the foot of the Victory Column, this market offers a breathtaking backdrop for your flea market. Here you can browse through antiques, retro clothing and curious finds. You will find many traders who know exactly what they are selling and you will have to pay accordingly. But the quality of the goods is definitely worth it!
Opening hours: Every Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00
Flea market at Boxhagener Platz
Another hotspot for vintage lovers is located in the trendy Friedrichshain. Surrounded by cozy cafes and hip bars, this market is a popular meeting place for flea market lovers who flock to Friedrichshain. Here you can find furniture, jewelry and, above all, clothes from the 80s and the like. Browse through and immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle around Ostkreuz. Berlin is known for its diversity, and you can feel it especially here!
Opening hours: Every Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00
Berlin antique flea market in Karlshorst
Located on the race track just outside Berlin, this market is a paradise for antique lovers. Here you can browse through fine furniture, old porcelain and vintage jewelry. You can really spend a whole day in Karlshorst. The area is so big and invites you to go bargain hunting. There is so much to discover there that time flies.
Opening hours: Once a month, dates vary (please check beforehand)
Flea market at Arkonaplatz
Located in the heart of the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district, this market offers a relaxed atmosphere and a diverse selection of vintage clothing, retro jewelry and artistic decorative items. Some say it's still an insider tip, but let's be honest: a flea market in Prenzlauer Berg is no longer an insider tip. But that doesn't bother us - we just love the beautiful atmosphere and flair of this lively neighborhood.
Opening hours: Every Sunday from 10:00 to 16:00
Extra tip - Mrs. Wonderland
Have you already read Kersy's home story "Berliner Dopamine Kick deluxe" ? The lovely Berlin wonder bag Kersy has given us her ultimate tip for vintage furniture. You almost want to move into the Frau Wunderland store. The well-stocked shop offers a lovingly curated selection of design classics and treasures from days gone by. Here you will find a selection of vintage furniture and accessories that will transform your home into a real wonderland!
Mrs. Wonderland - Second-hand furniture
Address: Travemünde Str. 7, 13357 Berlin Gesundbrunnen
Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 12:00 – 18:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00
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