Krempel de Luxe

At around 25 stalls, everyday items, heirlooms, and curiosities are looking for new owners.

From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., visitors can go on a treasure hunt in a relaxed atmosphere. The selection includes, for example, (children’s) clothing, shoes, hats, (fashion) jewelry, books for children and adults, records, DVDs, toys, household items, small furniture, electronics, electrical appliances, bicycle parts, sports equipment, and lamps.

The Krempel de Luxe Flea Market is a private event that brings the neighborhood together. All sellers are private individuals, mostly friends, neighbors, and acquaintances from the area. “It’s important to me that items people no longer need find a second life,” explains organizer Claudia Knobloch, “and that selling at the flea market is fun. Our visitors benefit from the friendly atmosphere and affordable prices.”

This year, some stalls will also offer high-quality antiques: porcelain from Royal Copenhagen, KPM, and Rosenthal, vases, glass objects, lidded tins, as well as silver jewelry from renowned manufacturers, treasures ranging from Art Nouveau to Mid-Century. Small steel engravings and old tin cans are also available.

Pokémon trading cards can also be traded at the flea market. Other trading cards, such as One Piece, soccer, Ninjago, or Fortnite, will be available for purchase.

This Sunday, the Public Day of the Pictoplasma Character Festival (https://conference.pictoplasma.com/) will take place at the silent green Kulturquartier (https://www.silent-green.net/) right next door. To match the theme, there will be a booth featuring many figures—from Smurfs and surprise eggs to 1970s letterpress figures.

The event will take place in mostly nice weather. Admission is free. The best way to reach the flea market is by public transportation (Wedding S-Bahn/U-Bahn) or by bike. However, paid parking is also available.