Weekly market in Prenzlauer Berg

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.

Arnswalder Platz at Pasteurstraße, 10407 Berlin. The square sits in the middle of a residential area between Volkspark Friedrichshain and Danziger Straße. Most people walk or cycle.

By tram: line M10 to Arnswalder Platz, about 100 metres from there. Slightly further away is Greifswalder Str./Danziger Str., served by the M10 and M4. From Greifswalder Straße S-Bahn station on the Ringbahn it is roughly a 17-minute walk.

Seventeen businesses across eight kinds of goods: organically grown fruit and vegetables, cheese, fresh pasta, meat and sausage from higher-welfare farming, food from the stall — Turkish, Indian, Italian, crêpes and French patisserie —, fresh and smoked fish, coffee and children's clothing. Most of the vegetables come from Brandenburg — from the Spreewald, the Prignitz 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.