By MOOK Traveler Mo Fei
“Fleamarket at Mauerpark”It’s the biggest weekly event in Berlin every Sunday. Located on the former site of the Berlin Wall, after more than a decade of development, it has evolved into one of Berlin’s top flea markets.
Every weekend, many talented street performers come here to entertain. (Photo/MOOK Traveler Mo Fei)
Mauerpark was originally part of the Berlin Wall during the East and West Germany era. "Mauer" literally translates to "wall" in English, and today it has become a beloved weekend flea market where Berliners relax and socialize.
The flea market offers a wide array of second-hand daily necessities. (Photo/MOOK Traveler Mo Fei)
You name it, the market has it—second-hand clothing, antiques, furniture, plants, as well as food and drinks, along with all kinds of quirky items.
You’ll also find plenty of uniquely individual Berliners here. (Photo/MOOK Traveler Mo Fei)
It’s also a paradise for independent artists, who create and produce their work during the week and then come here on weekends to share, trade, and sell their pieces—using the earnings to support their artistic dreams.
In the second-hand market, if you keep your eyes peeled, you can uncover many hidden treasures. (Photo/MOOL Traveler Mo Fei)
The most fun parts of the market are bargaining and treasure hunting. For travelers who love vintage, old-school, or retro items, this place will drive you crazy—but remember, there’s plenty of room for haggling, so don’t just hand over your cash without negotiating.
Because of the weekend crowds, there are also many food stalls selling a wide variety of delicious treats. (Photo/MOOK Traveler Mo Fei)
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