Since late 2012 a popular Saturday food market (Wochenmarkt) has been taking place a short walk from Südstern U Bahn station and since our move to Kreuzberg, we have become regular visitors, often enjoying lunch there and buying flowers from their stalls.
It's a family-friendly market with many visitors spending their lunch time there with babies, toddlers and older children too. Visit regularly and you will start to become familiar with faces who can be seen there each Saturday.
With the main emphasis being on food, you can find a range of stalls there selling products ranging from cheeses, sausages, wines, liquorice, fresh vegetables from local farms, freshly squeezed orange juice etc. Some of the stalls can be seen there each week, whilst others are interchangeable.
With the main emphasis being on food, you can find a range of stalls there selling products ranging from cheeses, sausages, wines, liquorice, fresh vegetables from local farms, freshly squeezed orange juice etc. Some of the stalls can be seen there each week, whilst others are interchangeable.
Two flower stalls are also regularly set up there as well as some trucks and stalls selling food you can eat on the spot at one of their tables (although these fill up fast so go a bit early to get a good spot.)
Also not far away is the British food shop Broken English for those of you who are partial to a British chocolate bar or tea. There is also a cute playground on the same street (Körtestr.) for the kids to have a play. Also near by is the fabulous secondhand market in the picturesque Bergmannkiez and there's also a playground there although this one is geared a bit more to slightly older kids I find.
Also not far away is the British food shop Broken English for those of you who are partial to a British chocolate bar or tea. There is also a cute playground on the same street (Körtestr.) for the kids to have a play. Also near by is the fabulous secondhand market in the picturesque Bergmannkiez and there's also a playground there although this one is geared a bit more to slightly older kids I find.
If you'd like to check out the market at Südstern for yourself, here are the details:
Neuermarkt am Südstern
Saturdays 10am - 4pm (although food to eat there doesn't start until a bit later, more like 11am)
Südstern 1
10961 Berlin (Kreuzberg)
U Bahn: Südstern
Facebook page
Neuermarkt am Südstern
Saturdays 10am - 4pm (although food to eat there doesn't start until a bit later, more like 11am)
Südstern 1
10961 Berlin (Kreuzberg)
U Bahn: Südstern
Facebook page
All photos ©Sarah Winborn
