Hamburg is considered to be the market capital of Europe, so you'll never have to go very far to find a weekly market no matter where you are in town. With more than 100 weekly markets, it's easy to find something that strikes your fancy.

With so many markets available, the hardest part for visitors is deciding where to start. Take a look at some of the best markets in Hamburg, and discover which have the items you've been looking for.

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    Hamburg Christmas markets

    Tis the season for markets

    Hamburg Christmas markets
    • Couples
    • Families
    • Shoppers

    Hamburg Christmas markets are an annual Christmas event, with several markets throughout town selling treats, gifts, handicrafts and more. The primary Christmas market in Hamburg is held right in front of the Town Hall. You'll be able to spot it by looking for the massive Christmas tree out front.

    In addition to the City Hall Market, you may also check out Winterwald in Hamburg that lasts from mid-November to the end of December, though it's actually closed on Christmas day. The Weisser Zauber Christmas Market is more romantic and is on the promenade near the artificial lake.

    Location: Hamburg, Germany

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    Großneumarkt

    Visit a market at a historical site

    Großneumarkt
    • Families
    • Food
    • Shoppers

    Großneumarkt is a weekly farmers' market in New Town where you'll find a wide array of food items on offer in a piazza-like environment. The market is held every Wednesday and Saturday from morning to early afternoon.

    At this market, it's easy to relax while browsing the selection because the stalls are satisfyingly spread out while still offering a variety of options straight from the producers themselves. Plus, the market's location on the west side of the city centre puts it close to several coffee shops.

    Location: Hamburg, Germany

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    Fish Market (Fischmarkt)

    Explore a fish market with much more than fish

    Fish Market (Fischmarkt)
    • Food
    • Nightlife
    • Shoppers

    Fish Market (Fischmarkt) is a popular market that's open in the early morning and late evening and offers far more than just fish. This foodie paradise near the harbor has plenty of fish along with meat, produce and freshly cooked meals if you're looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

    In addition to the food, this market is also home to numerous spice and flower vendors. Occasionally, the market hosts live music too, so you may be able to shop and enjoy a show. Check it out for yourself along the northern banks of the Norderelbe on the south side of Altona-Altstadt.

    Location: Fischmarkt, 22767 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Sunday from 5 am to 9.30 am (closed Monday–Saturday)

    Phone: +49 40 428116070

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    Isemarkt Eppendorf

    Enjoy a market underneath a railroad bridge

    Isemarkt Eppendorf
    • Shoppers

    Isemarkt Eppendorf is a welcoming market with fresh and regional items for early morning shoppers with about 200 different vendors to browse. Among their items, you can shop for food like fresh fish, fresh produce, aromatic cheese, exotic tea and much more.

    Aside from the produce, you'll also find colorful flowers and homemade artwork and handicrafts. Some clothing and accessories may be available too. See it all for yourself near the Hoheluftbrucke Bridge underneath the adjacent railroad bridge just north of the city centre.

    Location: Isestraße 11, 20144 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Friday and Tuesday from 8 am to 2 pm (closed Wednesday–Thursday, Saturday–Monday)

    Phone: +49 40 428013708

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    St. Pauli Night Market (St. Pauli Nachtmarkt)

    Shop around at night

    St. Pauli Night Market (St. Pauli Nachtmarkt)
    • Food
    • Nightlife
    • Shoppers

    The St. Pauli Night Market (St. Pauli Nachtmarkt) is a prominent after-dark market that sells all sorts of fresh food items while also showcasing live music and special events. The typical produce you'd expect is available in excess, with meat, fruit and veg taking up most of the stalls, though there are plenty of candies as well.

    In addition to the food, this marketplace often hosts live musical performances to add a bit of flair to your shopping experience. It's located at the Spielbudenplatz, which is a short distance west of the city centre in the St. Pauli neighbourhood.

    Location: Spielbudenpl. 21-22, 20359 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Wednesday 4 9m to 11 9m (closed Thursday–Tuesday)

    Phone: +49 40 35771050

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    Flohschanze Flea Market

    Spot a little bit of everything at this flea market

    Flohschanze Flea Market
    • Shoppers

    The Flohschanze Flea Market is one of the most popular flea markets in the city with a wide variety of items on offer for everyone to enjoy. Among its collections, you'll be able to sort through antiques along with clothes, books, records and even musical instruments.

    Some more unusual items are available here as well, such as fully functional antique bikes and chic retro furniture, which would make for unforgettable souvenirs if you can fit them in your luggage. The market is located near the old cattle slaughterhouse in the St. Pauli neighbourhood.

    Location: Neuer Kamp, 20357 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm (closed Sunday–Friday)

    Phone: +49 40 2702766

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    Bio-Wochenmarkt und Regional am Spritzenplatz

    Visit an organic food market

    Bio-Wochenmarkt und Regional am Spritzenplatz
    • Food
    • Shoppers

    Bio-Wochenmarkt und Regional am Spritzenplatz is a certified organic food market that sells produce straight from regional suppliers on Wednesdays and Saturdays. While Wednesday offers an impressive selection, Saturday tends to be busier with notably more meat providers set up at the market.

    Among the selection here, you'll find a variety of different fruit and veg along with organically produced beef, lamb and more. A fishmonger is typically in attendance as well. You can see it for yourself a few miles west of the city centre on the east side of Ottensen.

    Location: Marie-Jonas-Platz, Kümmelstraße 4-8, Eppendorf, 20249 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Tuesday and Thursday from 11 am to 6.30 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm (closed Sunday–Monday, Wednesday and Friday)

    Phone: +49 40 67384181

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    Flohdom Bahrenfelder Trabrennbahn

    Discover a flea market unafraid to break tradition

    Flohdom Bahrenfelder Trabrennbahn
    • Shoppers

    Flohdom Bahrenfelder Trabrennbahn is an iconic flea market that was one of the first to be held on Saturdays rather than Sundays, and it's packed with fun items. Among its selection, you can browse through used knick-knacks and antiques while also exploring brand-new items with generous discounts attached.

    One of the most notable attractions of this flea market is that much of the vendor space is covered. Because of this, the flea market typically doesn't shut down when there's rain, so you don't have to allow the weather to get in the way of your shopping. It's located a few miles west of the city centre in central Altona.

    Location: Luruper Ch 30, 22761 Hamburg, Germany

    Phone: +49 40 8996580

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    Marktzeit

    Taste homemade exotic dishes

    Marktzeit
    • Food
    • Nightlife
    • Shoppers

    Marktzeit is a vibrant food market and event space where hungry shoppers can search for new favorites among its selection of exotic dishes and products. Most visitors come during breakfast time to experience the market's famous breakfast basket that includes ham, cheese, breads and baguettes.

    In addition to the wide range of food here, shoppers can also enjoy live musical performances that add some exciting ambience to the experience. Try it out for yourself in Altona just a short distance west of the city centre.

    Location: Barnerstraße 36, 22765 Hamburg, Germany

    Phone: +49 1520 5284607

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    Wochenmarkt am Goldbekufer

    Stroll through a picturesque market

    Wochenmarkt am Goldbekufer
    • Food
    • Shoppers

    Wochenmarkt am Goldbekufer is a weekly market that features meat, fish, produce and cheese alongside more exotic items. When entering this market, the first thing you'll probably notice is the array of vibrant colors on display throughout the stalls, from the decor to the items themselves.

    About 75 stalls are present on any given day the market is open, and some of the more exotic stalls offer items like spices and tarts. Plus, you'll be able to patronize a food truck here for a fresh treat. The muffins are particularly enticing. Try it out for yourself in Winterhude, which is north of the city centre.

    Location: Goldbekufer 9, 22303 Hamburg, Germany

    Open: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm

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