Top-Tipps: Die schönsten Wochenmärkte in Frankfurt

This market may not have the most beautiful ambience to offer, but is still always worth a visit. In addition to delicious cheese from the Dottenfelderhof, the Rhöner Bratwurst from the organic farm Wingenfeld or wine from the Rollanderhof, you will find highlights such as "The Milk Bar" with the homemade yogurt ice cream. The producers' market not only offers numerous stalls for shopping, but also for lingering over a glass of wine, a spicy bratwurst or a refreshing cider. No wonder people like to meet here, especially on Thursdays, for an after-work "Schoppe".

With its enormous and sometimes even unique variety of offerings, the weekly market around the Uhrtürmchen in Bornheim is one of the most popular in the city. Teas, spices, cheese, organic bread or meat from Wagyu beef directly from the producer end up in the shopping baskets here. The market's location is ideal in that, after an extensive stroll along the stalls, you can stop off at one of the adjacent Cafés or continue strolling along Berger.

One of the oldest markets in the city can be found in Höchst. On three days of the week (Tue, Fri and Sat), fresh goods from the region can be bought here not only on the market square, but also in the adjoining market hall. So a visit here is worthwhile in any weather, because in the market hall you can linger a little over a good cup of coffee.

The weekly market at the stock exchange attracts many people at the end of the week, especially at lunchtime and after work, who come here to shop or meet for a social get-together over bratwurst, coffee or wine. The green sauce of Frankfurt's most famous market woman Giesela Paul may not be missing on this market of course!