If you like markets, this is for you. With its 120 stalls, it’s the city’s biggest market. You will find there all sorts of delicatessen and vegetables from all around the globe.

But not only: it’s also a great place to eat. There are plenty of attractive venues and a wide range of cuisines: Italian, Indian, Oriental,… you name it. Among these, I picked Neni and, along the market, ON Market & the Café Drechsler (see our reviews). Kim Kocht is also there (stalls 28 & 47) (see our review on Merkur hohermarkt).

There’s also a flea market on Saturdays.

The Secession is really nearby (see review). So you can do both at the same time.

Cathy

Business coach and professional flâneur

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