Which Berlin markets run on which day
Eleven Berlin markets with the day and hours each one keeps, taken from the market's own site or the district office rather than from a listing page. Monday has nothing. Thursday is better than its reputation.
Updated 3 August 2026
Half of Berlin's markets run once a week, and the ones worth crossing town for do not fall on the same day. Arriving at Kollwitzplatz on a Tuesday looking for the organic market means a wasted walk, and nothing on the ground tells you in advance.
Here is the week. Every row was read from the market's own website or from the district office responsible for it on 2 August 2026. Four of them publish a day but no hours, and those rows say so instead of carrying a plausible guess.
The week
| Market | Kiez | Day | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maybachufer | Neukölln | Tuesday, Friday | 11:00 to 18:30 |
| Maybachufer textile market | Neukölln | Saturday | 11:00 to 17:00 |
| Ökomarkt am Kollwitzplatz | Prenzlauer Berg | Thursday | 12:00 to 19:00 |
| Kollwitzplatz weekly market | Prenzlauer Berg | Saturday | Not published |
| Boxhagener Platz | Friedrichshain | Saturday | 09:00 to 15:30 |
| Street Food Thursday | Kreuzberg | Thursday | 17:00 to 22:00 |
| Markthalle Neun | Kreuzberg | Friday, Saturday | Not published |
| Winterfeldtplatz | Schöneberg | Wednesday, Saturday | Not published |
| Herrfurthplatz | Neukölln | Saturday | Not published |
| RAW flea market | Friedrichshain | Sunday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Mauerpark flea market | Prenzlauer Berg | Sunday | Not published |
Reading the week
Monday has nothing. No market in this set runs on one.
The only dependable weekday market in the south of the city is Maybachufer, which trades 11:00 to 18:30 along the canal on Tuesdays and Fridays. Its Saturday textile market is a separate event with different hours and a different kind of stall.
Wednesday is thin. Winterfeldtplatz in Schöneberg is the single confirmed entry, and Berlin.de describes it as drawing residents and visitors alike.
Two unrelated things happen on a Thursday, which is why the day is underestimated. The Ökomarkt at Kollwitzplatz trades 12:00 to 19:00, described by the organisers as running year-round with around forty traders from Berlin and the surrounding region. Street Food Thursday runs 17:00 to 22:00 inside Markthalle Neun, several kilometres away in Kreuzberg. One is produce in the afternoon and the other is cooked food in the evening.
Six of the eleven rows fall on a Saturday. A Saturday market plan is therefore a choice about which Kiez to be in, not about whether a market is on.
Both Sunday entries are flea markets rather than food. Bezirksamt Pankow names flea-market Sundays and warm summer evenings as the two periods of heaviest use in Mauerpark, and the operator describes the market as drawing several thousand people on almost every Sunday.
What this table does not tell you
Five rows have a confirmed day and no published hours: Kollwitzplatz on Saturday, both Markthalle Neun markets, Winterfeldtplatz, Herrfurthplatz and the Mauerpark flea market. Their sources state the day and stop. Filling those cells would make the table look more complete and make it worth less.
Public holidays are a separate gap. Boxhagener Platz says on its own site that it closes on them. The other ten sources say nothing either way, so a holiday weekend should be treated as unconfirmed across the board.
The eleven markets here are the ones inside the research corpus, which covers five Kieze in depth plus Schöneberg and Friedrichshain. Berlin has considerably more than eleven markets.