26th Giant Flea Market at the Karlshorst Trotting Track in Berlin

Held outdoors with free entry and an almost overwhelming variety of 600 exhibitors from all over Germany and abroad.

One market, one weekend, a unique setting: the Karlshorst Trotting Track becomes the biggest showcase for classic antiques, vintage items, second-hand goods and curated design pieces. A vast market area is taking shape across the spacious grounds of the equestrian park, featuring a bountiful treasure trove of furniture, interior décor, porcelain, art, design, retro technology, textiles, books and much more. The combination of open-air stalls and the grandstand hall ensures you can browse whatever the weather.

As vast as a fairground, as bustling as a bazaar: a labyrinth of stalls, treasures, bargains and exquisite international street food, plus a beer garden and an Oktoberfest atmosphere. Anyone venturing here will discover vast collections and rows full of one-of-a-kind items and rarities – from individual coins and period accessories to complete living spaces in a mid-century style.

All collecting fields, all eras – everyone flocks here. Particularly attractive for collectors: many international dealers, galleries and private collectors who make a special trip to Berlin – a real ‘hunting ground’ for special finds.

Retro looks, retro memories – pure nostalgia. The Reunification Day is the highlight of Berlin’s flea market scene and attracts a particularly knowledgeable, affluent and design-savvy crowd – ideal for sellers of high-quality items and for collectors seeking quality. Thanks to its central location and good transport links from outside the city, its reach extends far beyond Berlin’s borders.

A unique bank holiday outing and an exciting journey through time with friends and the whole family. A warm welcome to celebrating reunification together in an extravagant

atmosphere with a hint of the scent of horses.

Huge, rare, record-breaking … and thoroughly convivial

Berlin’s contribution to German Unity Day, which brings the official motto ‘Many strengths – one country’ to life in a single market event through the boundless diversity of its exhibitors, stylistic eras, stories and visitors.