Wochenmarkt Groß Flottbek — Attraction in Hamburg

If you didn't grow up in Germany but rather the UK or Netherlands or any other country, the first thing about this market that will shock you are the prices. It's incredibly expensive; whereas on markets such as the UK you usually visit to try to get a good deal.

That aside though, it's nice to visit occasionally if you want to go the extra mile for a succulent dish, as they carry most (German) items you may require for cooking. There's also a stall for brushes and completely random items, one for spices (both dried and whole, ground and blended together) and one for Mediterranean dishes. There are no stalls for any Asian ingredients.

In case there's something you didn't get on the market, you can just visit the Aldi which is 50m away, or the Lidl which is 250m away.

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It is one of more constant things in our lives. Happens on Wed and Sat. Here you can find flowers, meat, cheese, vegetables and fruits. The prices do not belong to the universal constants and tend to grow overtime. Not as cheap as Fischmarkt, but you can find here not only good coffee, but also spices. If you are really desperate, the nearby Lidl and Aldi...

Very lively place in the season, not so much in winter. Local products from biologically controlled farms ("organic"), as well es exported goods. Slightly expensive compared to the supermarkets in the vicinity, but usually worth it. Very high quality meat products, fruits and vegetables, a couple of fish stands. Delicate cheese selections from...