Mauerpark

Great spot for Berliners to enjoy their town. Collection of slightly better market fare for sale. Lots of spontaneous music and games. Plus an amphitheatre for karaoke with plenty of crowd involvement. Great place to explore!!!

A large market which you can spend at least a good hour or two at. Stalls of art and craft as well as second hand items (clothes, cameras, watches, trinkets etc) and a good selection of affordable street food and coffees (vegan options too). Nice live music buskers and a park to sit in. Only downside is a lot of stalls selling similar things, so after a few of the stalls you’re seeing a lot of the same kind of thing.

Been there already two times. Great place for friends and family to hangout. Vibrant scenes of music. You will come back happy home, inspired or surprised 😉

Fabulous market based in this beautiful old park. Loved it here with all kinds of sellers available to choose from. Great food options available here too.

Nice experience, never been to such a large market. A range of things to suit any taste. This market is well worth a visit not only for the market, also is the very nice park. Very easy to get there by tram M10 from the main station (hauptbhanhof) and only across the road to the park from the tram stop at Bernauer str

The Mauerpark on Sundays is the best place you can visit in summer. People have barbeque with their family and friends. A show also happens which you can enjoy. There is also a Fleamarket which is worth exploring. Few areas can be smoky due to barbeque, but there are some peaceful areas where you can just be at peace.

Mauerpark has such an amazing vibe! I’ve been here three times recently and every time felt special. Sunny days, people chilling, live music, and the flea market—it’s the perfect spot for a picnic or just soaking in Berlin’s energy. A must-visit for locals and tourists alike. Always something happening here!

Mauerpark is a lively and popular public park in Berlin, located in the Prenzlauer Berg district. Its name means “Wall Park,” as it sits on the former “death strip” of the Berlin Wall. Today, it’s a vibrant symbol of freedom and creativity, especially famous for its Sunday flea market, street food, and open-air karaoke, where anyone can sing in front of a cheering crowd. The park is also known for its graffiti walls, live music, and laid-back vibe, making it a favorite hangout spot for locals and tourists alike.