Fruit and vegetables
From Brandenburg and the Spreewald.
Every Saturday, 9 am to 3 pm
9 am – 3 pm Arnswalder Platz · Pasteurstraße 32 · 10407 Berlin
Every Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm on Arnswalder Platz at Pasteurstraße, in the Bötzowviertel right in the middle of Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
Most of the businesses at the Bötzowmarkt are small, and the people behind the stall are usually the owners. That means you can ask where something comes from and get an answer from someone who knows.
Ten kinds of goods
Some of the stalls are run by the growers themselves: farmers from Brandenburg and the Spreewald who grow their own fruit and vegetables. Alongside them are small workshops and family businesses.
From Brandenburg and the Spreewald.
From mountain cheese to fresh goat's cheese, at two stalls.
Made in house, without colourings or preservatives.
From higher-welfare animal farming, plus air-dried salami from France.
Baguettes, croissants and sweet pastries, baked in Berlin-Neukölln.
Turkish, Indian and Italian cooking, crêpes, French patisserie, coffee and Mexican lemonade.
Fresh cheese, antipasti and olives to take away.
Fresh fish and smoked fish.
Cut flowers and made-up bouquets, depending on the season.
Fresh pet food for dogs, in several varieties.
From all over the city
The Bötzowmarkt is in the north-east of Berlin's inner city, right next to Volkspark Friedrichshain. Most people come from the neighbourhood, on foot or by bike. But it is an easy trip from other parts of the city too: tram M10 stops right at the square, at Arnswalder Platz. It runs without changing from Hauptbahnhof and Nordbahnhof via Eberswalder Straße, and from the other direction from Warschauer Straße via Frankfurter Tor. From Alexanderplatz, take the M4 to Greifswalder Str./Danziger Str. and change to the M10 there, one stop.
Twenty-three businesses in ten product groups set up on the square, from fruit and vegetables from Brandenburg and the Spreewald to fresh pasta made in-house. There is a French touch as well: pâtisserie from Crème de Paris, crêpes and galettes from Martin's Crêperie, baguettes and croissants from Le Brot, and air-dried salami from France. The market is on every Saturday, all year round and in any weather.
Before you set off
Every Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm. The Bötzowmarkt has a single market day per week — on every other day Arnswalder Platz is an ordinary square.
On Arnswalder Platz at Pasteurstraße 32, 10407 Berlin. That is in the Bötzowviertel, a residential quarter in the Prenzlauer Berg district, borough of Pankow.
Take tram M10 to Arnswalder Platz, about 100 metres from there. All routes on foot, by public transport, bike and car are on the Contact and directions page.
Twenty-three businesses across ten kinds of goods: fruit and vegetables, cheese, fresh pasta, meat and sausage from higher-welfare farming, bread and pastry, food and drinks from the stall — Turkish, Indian, Italian, pizza, crêpes, French patisserie, coffee and Mexican lemonade —, delicatessen, fresh and smoked fish, cut flowers and pet food. Most of the vegetables come from Brandenburg — from the Spreewald and the surrounding area.
At some stalls, yes. Each business decides for itself and we cannot speak for all of them — it is best to ask directly at the stall.
With cash you will get by everywhere.
Yes. Coffee at the Coffee Bike, crêpes at Martin's Crêperie, plus hot food at a Turkish and an Indian stall and French patisserie at Crème de Paris.
Yes. The market takes place in rain as well as sunshine — Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm. The stalls have awnings.
There are bike racks on the square.
Yes, the market runs all year round. There is no winter break — every Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm, in winter too.
Twenty-three businesses
Since 2008
The weekly market has been held on Arnswalder Platz every Saturday since 2008. The idea was simple: a market for fresh, wholesome food, in the middle of the neighbourhood and within walking distance.
What began with a handful of stalls has become a fixed Saturday appointment for many neighbours over the years.
What visitors say
4.4/5
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